The U.S. Army has teamed up with experts from academia to develop a 3D-printed device carried on drones that can detect potentially lethal aerosols.
Researchers say the technology behind the miniaturized holography instrument will give soldiers greater awareness of the areas they're operating in and could help identify threats, such as biological warfare agents. “The instrument, called the Holographic Aerosol Particle Imager, or HAPI, has the unique ability to image multiple particles freely entering its sensing volume from any direction via a single measurement,” explains the Army, in a statement.
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