ruvnet/RuView

π RuView: WiFi DensePose turns commodity WiFi signals into real-time human pose estimation, vital sign monitoring, and presence detection — all without a single pixel of video.

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What it does

RuView uses ordinary WiFi signals to detect human presence, movement, and even vital signs like heart rate and breathing — all without cameras, wearables, or an internet connection. It runs on cheap hardware (around $1 per sensor node) and learns the layout of a space on its own over time, getting smarter the longer it operates.

Why it matters

This opens up a massive market for privacy-first sensing in smart buildings, elder care, retail analytics, and security — anywhere cameras are too intrusive or expensive to deploy at scale. Builders can now add human-presence awareness to physical spaces using off-the-shelf hardware, without storing a single image or relying on cloud infrastructure.

Why it's trending

The idea of tracking human presence and vital signs through walls using nothing but a $1 WiFi sensor — no cameras, no wearables, no cloud — is clearly striking a nerve with builders who care about privacy-first sensing. This week alone the project pulled in nearly 12,000 new stars, matching the prior week's pace exactly, which suggests a sustained wave of discovery rather than a single viral moment. With 286 commits in the last 30 days from a tight core team and over 5,700 forks, the interest isn't just passive — people are actively pulling this into their own projects.

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Gaining traction — heating up

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42.6k

Forks

5.8k

Contributors

Language

Rust

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