Magical X-ray vision can change the way we think about our environment and the way we interact with our environment. It opens up new possibilities that we never thought are possible. – Tara Boroushaki
AI researcher Tara Boroushaki unveils an innovative tool that uses wireless signals and sensors to create AI-powered goggles with ‘X-ray vision’. The technology has potential applications ranging from finding lost items at home to improving efficiency in commercial warehouses and aiding emergency rescues.
Table of Contents
- The Birth of AI-Powered X-Ray Vision
- How Does It Work?
- Industrial Applications
- Teaching Robots New Tricks
- Adapting To New Environments
- Potential In Emergency Response Situations
- A Step Closer To The Magical World
The Birth of AI-Powered X-Ray Vision
AI researcher Tara Boroushaki developed a system that uses wireless signals like Bluetooth and Wi-Fi to locate hidden objects.
This technology works by scattering these signals around the environment which then bounce back from hidden objects and are detected by the headset.
How Does It Work?
The headset creates a virtual 3D map of its environment using wireless signals.
These signals are processed to locate the desired object, which is then indicated by the system.
