Vibration Response Imaging Vibration response imaging or VRI, is
nominally a medical VR visualisation technology, although it has
obvious uses in other fields. It was developed to image patient
lungs, and works via detecting vibrations within the target
body, via sensors deployed to either side, pressed against the
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