Franklin Felber at Starmark, a scientific consulting company based in San Diego, has built and tested an acoustic sensor that is both powerful and sensitive enough to detect the breathing motion of an otherwise stationary human on the other side of a cargo container wall.Read more here.
...Felber is optimistic. He says the device is “capable of remotely and nonintrusively scanning steel cargo containers for stowaways at a rate of two containers per minute.”
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Saturday, July 11, 2015
Breakthrough: acoustic sensor can detect humans hiding in metal cargo containers
MIT Technology Review reports that
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