GPS

The GPS sensor provides the exact location of the tagged individual at a specific point in time.

In a second step, the scientists combined the behaviour thus classified with the GPS data from the tags.

The transfer of all GPS and ACC raw data is no longer necessary, allowing data communication with a significantly lower bandwidth to transmit the relevant information.

Until today, the scientists analysed more than 95 million GPS data points and 13 billion ACC records.

The spokesperson added: “We will also hire an extra 1,000 GPs into the NHS by the end of this year, having already announced a contract uplift for GPs and practice staff, and we will ensure practices have the resources they need to offer patients the highest quality care.”