New smartphone camera could tell you what things are made of
How would you like to be able to know the chemical composition of something, just by taking a snapshot or video of it with your smartphone? You may eventually be able to, thanks to a compact hyperspectral imaging camera being developed at Tel Aviv University.
Hyperspectral imaging involves scanning light spectra not visible to the human eye, in order to identify the unique electromagnetic "fingerprints" of various substances and processes. See original article for more about this amazing feet.
Original Article: http://www.gizmag.com/unispectral-hyperspectral-imaging-smartphone-camera/36858/
This is a genius idea. But when will it be available and will it be limited to certain product types?
ReplyDeleteThis is a good concept.This can be used to eliminate treat by reading what the object is made of.
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