Engineers say it can even see through a human skull.
the scientists to see fast-moving objects such as cars driving around corners, or even a heart beating through a person’s chest, it could be used in early-warning navigation systems for automobiles or for non-invasive medical imaging.
"Our technology will usher in a new wave of imaging capabilities," Florian Willomitzer, assistant professor at the McCormick School of Engineering and lead author of the study, said in the release. He added that the camera method "could be applied to radio waves for space exploration or underwater acoustic imaging."
The technology is still in its prototype stage. However, early results show promise — and might help prevent car accidents in the future as"It can be applied to many areas," Willomitzer said, "and we have only scratched the surface."
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