Microsoft might test millimeter-wave body scanners at two data centers
(Windows Phone Central)

FCC filings indicate that Microsoft could test out a new type of body scanner What you need to know Microsoft could test out a new type of body scanner according to new FCC filings. The scanners use millimeter-wave radiation and machine learning to detect objects. The scanners only require two fixed panels to work. Microsoft could test a new type of body scanner according to two FCC filings (1, 2). The scanners use millimeter-wave radiation and machine learning to detect objects. Geekwire first reported on the FCC filings. The FCC filings are for the Rohde & Schwarz Quick Personnel Security Scanner. Rohde & Schwarz explain the capabilities of the scanners more on the product`s website. The body scanners can detect metal, plastic, and ceramic objects, but only require two fixed panels to work. The scanners also work quickly. One of the FCC filings describes how the scanners work: The detection software uses machine-trained algorithms to search for conspicuous obje...