MIT has developed a new augmented reality device that allows its user to see through walls, Kurt 'CyberGuy' Knutsson explains how it works.
being built, I don't see why this wouldn't come in handy for everyday use. For example, if you're looking for a specific shirt in a large pile of clothes, the headset will be able to help you locate it. However, this headset is capable of doing much more than that. This can also be super useful for warehouse workers trying to locate a specific item.The researchers at MIT are hoping to have first responders use the headset in rescue missions as well.
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