Datum 2014
received most of the investments. Compelling cost
Researchers See
Through Walls With
'Wi-Vi’
advantage coupled with available skilled force has driven
this spectacular growth.
Although many low-cost delivery destinations,
such as China, Philippines and Vietnam, are emerging,
India’s leadership position cannot be challenged. Its benefit
of long term cost competitiveness, supply of highly trained
engineers and its expertise in processes and quality will
Want X¬ray vision like the man of steel? A technol-
continue to foster its growth.
ogy that lets you see behind walls could soon be built in to
your cell phone.
The technology sector in India received US$6.197
billion through FDI in 2011, an increase of 46% from the
previous year. The investment has created 153 projects with
an estimated 41,607 jobs in the industry.
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FadelAdib have announced Wi-Vi, a demonstration of a
technology that uses Wi¬Fi to allow a viewer to "see" a person moving behind a wall. (Wi¬Vi stands for "Wi¬Fi" and
"vision.")
Previous work demonstrated that the subtle reflec-
tion ́