ThruVision launched a camera through the clothes

UK company ThruVision has launched a camera that can detect weapons, drugs or explosives hidden beneath clothing.

The T5000 has the advantage of using passive imaging technology. This technology uses natural-magnetic electromagnetic ray (T-rays), which emanate from the object to reproduce the image of the object.

Each object and material has its own T-ray wavelength. Explosives have different wavelengths from clay or cocaine than wheat flour. Passive imaging technology relies on these wavelengths to identify objects. Notably, this technology is not harmful and does not reveal the details of the human body in the monitored area.

ThruVision says the T5000 can detect hidden objects at a maximum distance of about 25 meters and even on moving subjects. It is expected that this new camera will be available at airports, major sporting events or shopping malls.

"In recent years, the world has been shaken by terrorist attacks, and global security is tightening." The ability to detect metallic and nonmetallic objects at distances of up to 25m is actually one It's important to improve the efficiency of security systems, "said Clive Beattie, chief executive officer of ThruVision.