Which country has developed "I-Feel you" an intelligent bracelet which will help users respect social distancing rules?
Correct answer: A. Italy
- A. Italy
- B. Germany
- C. France
- D. Brazil
Explanation
Italy developed the I-Feel You smart bracelet to alert users when they came too close to one another. It was designed to support social distancing during the pandemic.
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