I could see these also being desired by prisoners wishing to escape confinement by hiding in an exiting truck or perhaps enemy combatants who hope to not be detected by heartbeat sensors(if those even really exist).
I could see these also being desired by prisoners wishing to escape confinement by hiding in an exiting truck or perhaps enemy combatants who hope to not be detected by heartbeat sensors(if those even really exist).
[1] http://www.gutenberg.org/files/30002/30002-h/30002-h.htm
I actually would have thought that the breathing cycle was more disruptive to a shot than the pulse.
I have also wondered if there is a place in that area for the use of gyroscopes. I can't remember if it was a news article or a novel, but my recollection is that shooting from helicopters employed gyros.
Plus, most people with existing medical conditions worth mentioning usually wear a bracelet. I feel this would fall into the same category.
Yeah, CPR will not work if you have this machine instead of a heart, and it isn't working. But if you aren't breathing, it may work because CPR also activates the lungs and circulates air as you said.
Got a reference for that? What's the C in CPR for if that's true?
I think you meant to ask "What's the P in CPR for if that's true?"