The claimed design is a human body detector, which is mounted on a support member, such as a wall or a pole, to detect human body by using infrared rays or microwaves; specifically, a rear part of the detector is attached to the support member; the right view is omitted since it is a mirror image of reproduction 1.3 which is the left view.

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›1.independentThe ornamental design for a human body detector, as shown and described.

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D10/106.6

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George D. Kirschbaum

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