London, January 17 : Technologists have invented a new hand-held X-ray scanner, which they believe may revolutionise police work and Customs searches by giving officers the superhero power to see through walls.
The LEXID X-ray scanner may allow officers to seek out contraband, weapons, bombs or hidden people, say inventors.
Rick Shie, senior vice-president of its American inventors, Physical Optics Corporation, has revealed that sends out low-level X-rays that get collected in a lens based on the design of a lobster's eye.
It may be noted that lobsters' eyes, which are able to see in deep, murky water, use thousands of tiny squares to focus by reflection rather than the bending or refraction of light like human eyes.
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London, Jan 16: An Austrian animal rights group’s hopes to have a chimpanzee declared a per
