Robots that use Wi-Fi to see through walls

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Robots created by a team working at the University of California, Santa Barbara are able to look through solid walls using just Wi-Fi signals. With potential applications in search and rescue, surveillance, detection and archeology, these robots have the capability to identify the position and outline of unseen objects within a scanned structure, and then categorize their composition as metal, timber, or flesh. .. Continue Reading Robots that use Wi-Fi to see through walls

Section: Robotics

Tags: Imaging, Robots, Surveillance, University of California, Wi-Fi

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