Applied Electrodynamics unveils WaveSight to map pipes and wiring through walls

The YC S26 hardware maker says WaveSight images hidden building systems from across a room, with construction as its first market.

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Applied Electrodynamics pairs a team behind the iPhone, Nest, Pixel Buds and Humane AI Pin with a measurable industrial problem: finding hidden building systems before work begins.

A beige iMac sits on a wooden table, displaying a dark desktop with “APPLIED ELECTRODYNAMICS” and a row of icons.

Bilgehan Avser and fellow hardware veterans Brian Huppi, Paul Leutheuser, George McLean and Matt Egan introduced Applied Electrodynamics in an X post on July 30th, unveiling a radio-wave camera designed to produce images of pipes, wiring and structural elements hidden behind walls.

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