Radar wavefront
Chest micro-motion (exaggerated)
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"Omnipresent" medicine doesn't mean a system that cures everything — it means monitoring that is everywhere at once, built into the room instead of worn on the body. This simulation models one real, deployed mechanism for that: an FMCW radar beam reflecting off a person's chest wall, picking up the sub-millimetre motion of breathing and heartbeat as a phase shift, and demodulating that single combined signal back into two separate, live vital-sign readouts. Adjust the subject's true respiration and heart rate, move them closer or farther from the sensor, and inject a motion artifact to see exactly where and why contactless sensing succeeds — and where it breaks down.