Friday, 24 April 2015

HII MPYA KABISA: KUTANA NA KIFAA KINACHOWEZA KUDUNDUA MADAWA YA KULEVYA, SILAHA NA SIMU ZILIZO FIHCWA NDANI YA NDEGE


Romanian company MB Telecom has revealed the Roboscan 2M Aeria. It uses a cone of radiation to sweep across planes (shown) and look inside. The device is accurate enough to find a filament in a light bulb. But the radiation it emits is not safe for passengers yet
The device can be used to detect weapons (shown) and other contraband in small or medium-sized jets that land at low-security airports
An operator working inside the truck can look inside the entirety of a plane, although currently under regulations some areas of the plane - such as the fuselage and wings - are restricted
There are four main components that allow an aircraft to be scanned. The first is the operating truck (shown), from which an operator can use the system and look inside the plane
The plane is pulled forwards through the scanner by a battery-operated tug (shown) over a wide detection module. By firing X-rays out of the arm, a cone of radiation sweeps over the plane
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