UC3M improves AI-powered wearables to detect fear in gender-based violence victims
EurekAlert! • 4/9/2026 – 4/10/2026
Summary
UC3M has improved AI-powered wearables designed to detect fear in victims of gender-based violence. This development aims to enhance the safety and support for individuals experiencing such violence.
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