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Introducing Applied Electrodynamics. What would the world look like if we could see beyond visible light, across the entire electromagnetic spectrum? The way waves interact with matter, at every wavelength, encodes far more than just shape and color. It reveals internal structure, temperature, chemical composition, and more: a whole...

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Y Combinatorvor 1 Monat

so cool

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Jokervor 1 Monat

Oh hell yea dude, this is exciting! Whatever hardware you end up developing, please name one "Mantis" or "MS" after the legendary eyes of the Mantis Shrimp!!

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Bilgehan Avservor 1 Monat

Nature is a big inspiration for us. The only animal that can see circular polarization!

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kepanovor 1 Monat

I worked on a hardware product like this back in 2011 but it sadly never shipped. I still think it's a great idea and I hope this works! See my essay on it: "A bicycle for the senses"

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Pat Metzdorf @ FounderWorld.iovor 1 Monat

Such an easy win to just add an AI image layer on top that simply says: Turn this into a photorealistic image preserving, and carefully enhancing, the shape and positional details with high fidelity.

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Bilgehan Avservor 1 Monat

Good point and we are experimenting with it. But more than anything we value deterministic precision in our product.

Profilbild von Pat Metzdorf @ FounderWorld.io
Pat Metzdorf @ FounderWorld.iovor 1 Monat

Yes makes sense. But maybe a little upscaling and careful enhancement a la @Magnific_AI is probably going to be a major selling tool for this, even with legal caveats added.

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Derya Unutmaz, MDvor 1 Monat

🤯 incredible!

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Frank Moralesvor 1 Monat

Does it have to be pressed against a wall to see pipes that may be leaking? How much depth can it perceive?

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Bilgehan Avservor 1 Monat

It doesn’t need to be against the wall, it can image from a distance. We can see up to 10m, but have strict guardrails baked into the imaging algorithms for privacy reasons.

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Chasevor 1 Monat

That sounds pretty fuckin sick

Profilbild von Bilgehan Avser
Bilgehan Avservor 1 Monat

Thank you.

Profilbild von Morgan
Morganvor 1 Monat

This is wild, totally want to be one of your first users, how can I make sure that happens? 👀

Profilbild von Bilgehan Avser
Bilgehan Avservor 1 Monat

We have a preorder form on our website.

Profilbild von Egem Eraslan
Egem Eraslanvor 1 Monat

tebrikler!

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HDPvor 1 Monat

that is really cool wow

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Eric Jorgenson 📚 ☀️vor 1 Monat

Absolutely rad

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sanknycvor 1 Monat

waiting for the glasses version.

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Josh Dvor 1 Monat

so cool bil! congrats to you and the team!

Profilbild von Bilgehan Avser
Bilgehan Avservor 1 Monat

Thank you Josh!

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Donovan Baneyvor 1 Monat

This sounds like the beginning of a horror movie where the camera starts seeing the supernatural then everyone goes insane.

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Bilawal Sidhuvor 1 Monat

Making the unseen seen

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Proud American 🇺🇸vor 1 Monat

Post the price free and clear? Why do we have to sign up for anything just to see the price? Interesting product but register to pre-order? When I go buy food, the price is right there. When I buy a Tesla Model Y, the price is right there. A donut? Yup, the price is there.

Profilbild von Zach Herbert 🇺🇸
Zach Herbert 🇺🇸vor 1 Monat

Now this is cool.

Profilbild von Yanir
Yanirvor 1 Monat

Rockstar team. Congratulations! This is going to be incredible.

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Bill Shopevor 1 Monat

@samsheffer Congrats on the launch guys! Can’t wait to watch you grow.

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Manan Mehtavor 1 Monat

@ycombinator All the best you guys!

Profilbild von Bilgehan Avser
Bilgehan Avservor 1 Monat

@ycombinator Thanks Manan!

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Matt Mullenwegvor 1 Monat

Very cool, would love to learn more.

Profilbild von Broadstreet
Broadstreetvor 1 Monat

Public access to this, finally 🙏

Profilbild von Lonliboy
Lonliboyvor 1 Monat

Just applied for pre-order. This is magnificent.

Profilbild von Beans
Beansvor 1 Monat

Can it see if I make my parents proud 🥲 Jokes aside congratulations!

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Heyoka Samsaravor 1 Monat

please help people use this in the preservation of old structures (instead of knocking down and replacing with cheap garbage.) I can tell you guys like real things because you used a CRT in the video

Profilbild von Bilgehan Avser
Bilgehan Avservor 1 Monat

We are actively exploring this with preservation specialists.

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Heyoka Samsaravor 1 Monat

that's wonderful to hear

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davidfeiockvor 1 Monat

Would love to meet!

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Andreyvor 1 Monat

So, handheld radar based on automotive short-range chips, some SLAM for a synthetic resolution increase, and a mobile SoC bolted on for visualization? Judging from the periodic artifacts in the images(and the fact that you don't show *any* live footage), low GHz range?

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AI Mastery Guidevor 1 Monat

Seeing through walls sounds sci fi but the inspection use case makes sense

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Aymeric Rabotvor 1 Monat

@pascal_app 👀👌 let's go!

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John Cosgrovevor 1 Monat

@Scobleizer I think about this all the time! Mostly what my house would look like if the WiFi was like a light bulb yet penetrated walls as WiFi does. Great to see someone bringing something useful to market.

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Okikiolavor 1 Monat

This is nice.

Profilbild von fatih k.
fatih k.vor 1 Monat

Congrats Bilgehan! You made us proud.

Profilbild von Joel Kessels
Joel Kesselsvor 1 Monat

So basically, use Wifi signals, backmodel it via machine learning, get the shapes, and get 3d scans beyond what is visible

Profilbild von am.will
am.willvor 1 Monat

As a physics nerd, this is everything

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