Cameras across the veil
Japan's NHK has created a 'wave camera' capable of shooting through smoke, fog, even curtain. The waves emanating from the machine go through the light-barrier components such as v & ag smoke
Japan's NHK has created a ' wave camera' capable of shooting through smoke, fog, even curtain. The waves emanating from the machine go through smoke-defying components and also be able to see a shadow behind a curtain or a silhouette of a person standing behind a screen.
NHK is expected to use the camera at accident or fire scenes. In the next 4 or 5 years, the system could also help former detainees search the victims or make cameramen for cameramen in fires.
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