Engineers at Northwestern University have designed a camera that can image a wide range of different solid and opaque objects, from water particles in the air to internal organs. In a statement from the university, it was stated that the camera has a light capture system called ‘synthetic wavelength holography’.
According to the news in Sputnik Turkey; The findings of the research, conducted at Northwestern, were published in the journal Nature.
In the statement, it was noted that the camera scatters laser light on hidden objects, and then an artificial intelligence regenerates the signals to view the objects.
IT EVEN SHOWS INTERNAL ORGANS
It is thought that holography management could be used in early warning navigation systems for automobiles or for non-invasive medical imaging, as it allows scientists to see even internal organs.
The technology, which is still at the prototype stage, is expected to be effective in preventing traffic accidents in the future.
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