Purdue University researchers are developing a "smart pacifier" to monitor infant breathing patterns. The device uses sound waves and a microphone to analyze an infant's airway for potential problems.

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WEST LAFAYETTE, IN — Parents who rely on pacifiers to soothe their infants may one day have a smarter option: Researchers at Purdue are developing “smart pacifiers” designed to analyze breathing ...