RuView Online Demo is a browser gateway to an open-source WiFi sensing project from ruvnet. It helps visitors explore the hosted demo, understand WiFi CSI and hardware requirements, and reach the official GitHub project without treating research outputs as medical or security advice.
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What is this tool?
Open the RuView online demo for camera-free WiFi sensing, presence detection, vital-sign signals, and spatial-intelligence research.
Best for
Developers, researchers, and curious builders exploring camera-free presence sensing with WiFi signals.
Pricing note
The demo and guide are free to access. RuView is open-source research software; presence, breathing, heart-rate, fall, and safety signals need independent validation before health, security, or operational use.
Key features
Use cases
Preview a camera-free WiFi sensing demo before setting up local hardware.
Learn which CSI-capable devices and signal inputs are relevant to RuView-style experiments.
Move from the online demo to the official repository when testing occupancy, activity, or vital-signal research ideas.
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How to use
Open RuView Online Demo and start with the embedded browser experience.
Review the WiFi sensing and CSI notes to understand what the demo represents.
Check the hardware guidance before attempting ESP32 or research-NIC data capture.
Use the official RuView GitHub repository for installation, firmware, Docker, and validation details.
FAQ
What is RuView Online Demo?
It is a browser gateway to a hosted demonstration of the open-source RuView WiFi sensing project, covering presence, movement, room activity, and camera-free spatial intelligence concepts.
Does RuView use a camera?
The project focuses on changes in WiFi radio signals and does not require a camera for its core sensing concept, although actual results depend on the hardware and experiment.
What hardware does RuView need?
Serious CSI experiments generally need compatible WiFi sensing hardware such as ESP32-S3-class nodes or research network cards; a normal laptop may expose only coarse RSSI data.
Where is the official source code?
The directory points to the public ruvnet/RuView GitHub repository for code, documentation, firmware paths, Docker commands, models, issues, and release information.
Can RuView be used for medical or security decisions?
No. Treat it as open-source research and prototyping software. Vital signs, sleep, fall, occupancy, and safety signals require independent validation before serious use.
