To detect viruses, a video camera was created that tracks viruses from a distance.

This equipment will be able to track the condition of people and identify strange symptoms in advance, even if at first glance they indicate a common infection. Scientists also admit that some diseases could already “get in touch” with people, and when the epidemic breaks out, it will be too late. Therefore, it is important to detect the onset of major epidemics and viruses long before it begins.

The first stage of development is the creation of a microscope that will detect viruses using new technologies. A microscope will allow you to see an atom with electron shells. This unit is relatively inexpensive and significantly superior to the equipment manufactured today.

To create a sample that can work in research laboratories, funding of $ 4 million is required. A team of 10 programmers, 2 locksmiths, as well as 1 optician and 20 consultants in physics, chemistry, biology and electronics will work on the project.

• Create a microscope to visualize molecules.

• Creating a camera that increases resolution by 2 times and at the same time increases the number of image pixels by 4 times. For example, an 8 megapixel camera will produce a 32 megapixel image.

The first stage of work will be completed in 8 months, the second stage - completed in 4 months.

The next stage of development is the creation of a scanner camera for scanning viruses (human scanning) at a distance of up to 5 meters.

To date, more than 5 thousand diverse viruses have been described. It is estimated that there are millions of species. They are found in all ecosystems and are the most numerous biological form. Human viruses occupy a special place, since it is they that cause the greatest number of diseases. For effective treatment of especially dangerous of them, it is important to identify them on time.

Therefore, a virus scanner can be installed at medical facilities and airports. With the help of such equipment, hospitals and hospitals and airports can quickly scan passengers or patients.