In today’s world many safety
devices have been created in order to protect and keep us safe. Of all the
devices in the world, this one is extremely cheap and could also be the most
beneficial in our lives. The Wi-Vi device is useful in the sense that it can
see through walls. The technology uses Wi-Fi sources and transmitting antennas
which cancel out all signals that match each other. The result is a human tracking
software that is safe and cost effective. The Wi-Vi device can also be used by
police or rescue squads to assist in recovery or emergency operations.
I believe that our school could very
easily use this new technology for safety reasons. If we were trapped by an
outside intruder or crushed under rubble due to a tornado or storm, emergency
officials could find our location immediately. Since Wi-Fi sources are typically
located in every room, it would be cost-effective and easy to set-up. Another
important factor is the importance to classroom life. We could utilize this
technology to create smart classrooms that help teach children in a more
cognitive way. We could reinforce lessons through games, puzzles, and activities
created especially for this software. Once again just to reiterate, the best
part about the software is the cost effectiveness and the speed and ease of the
installation.
This
technology could be used by household consumer’s everywhere. Not only for safety
and security but also for improvement of our everyday lives. It could be used
to turn on and off lights, close doors, set alarms, and control daily life with
a flick of the wrist. I can also see using this technology when I go to college
and stay in the dorms there. Due to the easy of the applications involved with
the Wi-Vi system, I would feel secure knowing that I could be tracked. By
having this new technology in place it would just give me peace of mind. Not
only for myself but also for the rest of the student body and those living on campus.
Marsh, Randall. "Wi-Vi System Uses Wi-Fi to See through Walls." Wi-Vi System Uses Wi-Fi to See through Walls. Gizmag, 1 July 2013. Web. 28 Apr. 2014. LINK
Marsh, Randall. Wi-Vi. Digital image. Wi-Vi System Uses Wi-Fi to See through Walls. Gizmag, 1 July 2013. Web. 28 Apr. 2014. LINK
Marsh, Randall. "Wi-Vi System Uses Wi-Fi to See through Walls." Wi-Vi System Uses Wi-Fi to See through Walls. Gizmag, 1 July 2013. Web. 28 Apr. 2014. LINK
Marsh, Randall. Wi-Vi. Digital image. Wi-Vi System Uses Wi-Fi to See through Walls. Gizmag, 1 July 2013. Web. 28 Apr. 2014. LINK