#Walabot

Hello friends,
Today am going to introduce you with a very useful & interesting tech…

Walabot, it is a rectangular box fits in your palm easily. It is a new kind of 3D imaging sensor. It uses radio frequency (RFID) and will reveal all kinds of things hidden in the world around you. It is handheld, programmable and our SDK (software development kit).
It contains a variety of imaging capabilities & our API will enable you to build your own custom applications for it.
It is a programmable 3d sensor which you connect directly to your android/ios device or you can also make some DIY electronics projects using simple programming in C/C++, Java, C# or VB.

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You can buy your own Walabot from :- Walabot PRO Programmable 3D Imaging RF Sensor for Makers

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