For the time being there are inventions from science fiction movies that still remain just movie fiction, however in this case the Israeli company has created a device that allows it to scan in real time what is inside, even from a few meters away. Walls.

However, this invention may not show what is on the other side of the wall as if it were a digital camera, but instead shows the user a map like military radars.

And in fact, it’s a target user of the so-called Xaver 1000, created by the Israeli company Camero-Tech, which created it with the military and special forces of different countries and organizations around the world, as it will allow them to get an idea of ​​who And what elements are in the room, ideal for rescue operations.

Among the highlights of this new military innovation is artificial intelligence technology that controls targets at the moment of operation. This is done through a sketch of silhouettes of people and elements projected on the device screen.

Similarly, in order for this device to be able to detect elements and human activity beyond walls, 3D technology was incorporated to transmit high-resolution images that show whether individuals are sitting, standing or climbing.

As already mentioned, this technology can not show like a camera what is on the other side of the walls, as if it were a Hollywood action movie, it does it like an X-ray or an X-ray. This allows the military to get an accurate idea of ​​what is going on inside the building, even the difference between people, animals and objects. Thus facilitating the missions as they would not go blindly before the enemy.

According to its creators, this new innovation offers a “special level of situational awareness” through the digital radar system with a real-time 3D view.

The Xaver 1000 looks like a panel that was strategically designed so that it could also be attached to a wall for analysis, it includes a 10.1-inch screen, or about 25 centimeters, through which it is possible to view military targets.

On the other hand, due to the speed and intensity of these types of special missions, the system offers a fairly simple and intuitive interface for its manipulation. In addition, it has a recording feature that lets you see what the device has scanned at other times, even on other devices such as screens.

Undoubtedly, the development of artificial intelligence and 3D imaging systems has benefited not only entertainment and connectivity projects, but also national security schemes around the world.

We will have to wait to see when this device will be available to military and intelligence agencies around the world and to organizations such as NATO.

And while it was initially noted that science fiction showed technologies inaccessible to modern human society, it is one of the inventions that moved from movies to reality, such as flying machines, cell phones, or the Internet of Things.

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