The Japanese invented the all-seeing eye
A new video camera developed by the Japanese can shoot objects through the walls. The development of researchers from the broadcasting corporation NHK operates on the principle of radar. It sends millimeter-wave waves that are invisible to the human eye. Then - scans their reflection and processes in a 2D-image.
And in Israel, security services are already using the device, which allows to see through the walls. With the help of the Xaver 800, they monitor potential terrorists. The camera looks like a laptop, weighs 3 kilograms, runs on batteries for at least 6 hours and is able to see through walls up to one and a half meters thick. Worth -180 thousand dollars. Sell it only to the military and the police. And the development of the Japanese corporation NHK everyone can buy.
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Curious calculations.
Each person spends in the field of view of the all-seeing eye more than half of his life. Three minutes at the exit from the entrance where the video cameras are installed. 20 minutes on the way to the stop. 40 - in the car, getting into the lenses of cameras on the roads or the same time - in the subway. In the passages of the Moscow subway, more than a thousand cameras were installed, and another 4,500 - in train cars. 9 hours per day of continuous video monitoring - at work. In total, an ordinary person spends almost three thousand hours a year in front of cameras, or 11 hours a day. This is not counting the shops and cinemas. For comparison, movie actors are re-cam on average 7 hours a day.
And in Israel, security services are already using the device, which allows to see through the walls. With the help of the Xaver 800, they monitor potential terrorists. The camera looks like a laptop, weighs 3 kilograms, runs on batteries for at least 6 hours and is able to see through walls up to one and a half meters thick. Worth -180 thousand dollars. Sell it only to the military and the police. And the development of the Japanese corporation NHK everyone can buy.
')
Curious calculations.
Each person spends in the field of view of the all-seeing eye more than half of his life. Three minutes at the exit from the entrance where the video cameras are installed. 20 minutes on the way to the stop. 40 - in the car, getting into the lenses of cameras on the roads or the same time - in the subway. In the passages of the Moscow subway, more than a thousand cameras were installed, and another 4,500 - in train cars. 9 hours per day of continuous video monitoring - at work. In total, an ordinary person spends almost three thousand hours a year in front of cameras, or 11 hours a day. This is not counting the shops and cinemas. For comparison, movie actors are re-cam on average 7 hours a day.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/98074/
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