Applied Electrodynamics develops WaveSight, a camera that uses radio-wave imaging to see behind walls. The article describes the product’s construction use case and its pre-order status. It identifies Applied Electrodynamics as a participant in Y Combinator’s Summer 2026 batch and links to the company’s launch materials.
Applied Electrodynamics launches WaveSight, a radio-wave camera designed to see through walls, through Y Combinator. The camera is presented for construction and security use cases; the supplied text does not identify customers, describe deployments, or provide technical details beyond its radio-wave imaging approach.
Y Combinator-backed Applied Electrodynamics unveiled WaveSight, a camera that uses radio waves to image pipes, wiring, and structural elements behind walls. An antenna array captures echoes, and software converts their timing into a 3D map.
Applied Electrodynamics introduces WaveSight, a radio-wave camera designed to image pipes, wiring, and structural elements behind walls. The company identifies construction as the product’s initial market and describes WaveSight as being in an early phase centered on preorders and demonstrations, with its mapping capability aimed at concealed building infrastructure.
