The new quantum theory of light-induced matter could revolutionize optical technology.

The new technology can transfer laser rays to acoustic resonance. This technology makes it possible to create super-sonars that see things inside the rooms and other closed places. The idea is that when a laser ray hits the wall, it turns that wall into resonating membrane.

This laser-based technology can use also in intelligence systems. The underwater system that uses this technology can make fluoroscopy of the internal structure of submarines. The same system can make similar images of aircraft. But this laser-based technology can also use for making extremely sharp loudspeakers.

The new theory called "the light-induced phase" can make new things for optical technology. The idea is that the thing that should observe is put in the box where is a cavity. Then the laser impulses will send to another side of that box. When those laser impulses hit the wall. The wall starts to send oscillation through that cavity. Then the observation system on another side of that box makes an image of those waves.

"Schematic illustration of time-resolved spectroscopy for the light-induced phase of molecules proposed based on the new quantum theory. An emission signal is collected in the detector after the laser pulses that excite molecules, yielding multi-dimensional imaging of exciton dynamics in the real-time domain. Credit: Dr. Zhedong Zhang/City University of Hong Kong" (ScitechDaily.com/Novel Quantum Theory of Light-Induced Matter Opens Door to Cutting-Edge Optical Technologies)

The idea is that when the wave impacts something like a molecule or denser object, that object makes a difference in the speed of those waves. The larger-scale systems also can see people in the rooms. In this kind of technology, the laser and sensors are on opposite sides of the house or room.

Then the laser transmits the pulse to the wall, and then that wall changes the pulse to an energy wave that the sensor on another side can detect. Those sensors can be in drones. In the best models, the drones can have a laser and receiver. And that kind of system can make it possible to see through the walls. The difference between this and laser- or IR-based systems is that the system also sees humans in the room where is some kind of insulator in the walls.

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