Radio vision: See through smoke and around corners
Published On Feb 13, 2025, 7:08 PM
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania are developing a robot equipped with a revolutionary radio-based sensing system that allows it to see through smoke, rain, and around corners using radio waves, thus providing 'superhuman' vision capabilities. Although traditional visual sensors are common, this radio-wave technology could enhance detection in challenging environments. The approach is complemented by artificial intelligence to build 3D images of surroundings. This innovation suggests potential applications in search-and-rescue operations and security. The technology aligns with trends in defense and autonomous vehicle development, making it relevant for various sectors.
Stock Forecasts
TSLA
Positive
As autonomous driving technology develops, firms innovating in sensing technologies such as radio-wave imaging may benefit, particularly in the electric and autonomous vehicle markets that require enhanced safety features. Companies like Tesla are at the forefront of such advancements and may attract more investment.
RTX
Positive
Increased interest from defense agencies in novel technologies that enhance surveillance and situational awareness will likely boost stocks of defense contractors developing cutting-edge equipment related to radio-based imaging and sensing.
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