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Walleye Technologies Demonstrates Millimeter Wave Camera Technology at IWPC Conference

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Dec 22 2010

Walleye Technologies has demonstrated its millimeter wave (MMW) camera technology at the Millimeter Wave and Terahertz Technologies conference conducted by International Wireless Industry Consortium (IWPC) in Dulles, Virginia from 13 to 15 December 2010.

Innovations in terahertz and MMW technologies in a wide variety of industrial uses including medical applications and inspection systems were discussed in the IWPC conference.

The CEO at Walleye Technologies, Chris Adams had made the presentation about MMW camera technology and its uses in the industrial and consumer inspection industries. Adams commented that the presentation at the IWPC conference would increase the popularity of the MMW camera technology.

The patent-protected MMW camera technology is an innovative product that signifies a new imaging modality in the industrial and consumer inspection industries. The technology features a special confocal optics design, which offers a new set of performance and price to consumers.

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http://www.walleyetechnologies.com

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