Next-Generation technology has been introduced at the most renowned technical institute of US.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology has developed a camera that can draw 3D images of objects beyond the opaque obstacles.
The camera uses waves of wavelength in the range of Microwaves for this purpose.
The cameras reflector is more than one meter wide and processing the image takes an hour.
The rig works by capturing much larger wavelengths than a regular camera.
This allows the microwave camera to easily penetrate through drywall or plywood.
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source: www.techworm.net
