August 30th, 2009
Patel Institute of Engineering and Technology’s A.K. Mittra and associates have devised a clever and inexpensive early warning detection system for monitoring the fetal heart rate of that bun months-long in the oven. With two microphones — one placed on the pregnant …
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Two-mic system detects fetal heart rate anomalies, prenatal beat sampling
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