The Xaver 1000 system will allow users to see objects behind walls in high resolution. (Photo: Camero)
Camero-Tech introduced the new Camero Xaver product line member, Xaver 1000 through-wall imaging system on 9 June and the Israeli company is showcasing the recently developed product on 13-17 June during Eurosatory 2022.
Xaver 1000 works with an AI-based tracking algorithm of live targets and its own 3D capability the company calls 'sense-through-the-wall'. It allows the system to detect people or static objects behind walls and obstacles.
Camero-Tech claims the system can display live objects in such high resolution that body parts and whether a person is sitting, standing or lying down are all visible, even after they have been motionless for a prolonged
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