Your smartphone could be acting as a seismic sensor
Your smartphone could be acting as a seismic sensor
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And who is behind this? None other than Google, who in just 3 years created one of the largest earthquake detection networks in history, using millions of Android cell phones spread around the world. It all started in 2020 with a bold idea, transforming the moving sensors already present in cell phones, the accelerometers into seismic detectors.
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The system works like this: when a phone detects an unusual acceleration typical of an earthquake, it sends a signal to Google's servers. These servers analyze the data from thousands of other devices in the same region looking for similar patterns. If several phones register the same type of vibration in a very short period of time, the system crosses the data in real time and issues an alert, "an earthquake is occurring."
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