[Alaskah]

Apparently, X-Rays are pretty limited as to what they can do in health care. This is why researchers are attempting to find a ray-gun method to not only use in the medical field, but perhaps for cargo inspections as well.

The only downside is that gamma rays can only be used at "specific energies".

However, I am still intrigued to see how it develops in the medical field. It could be very useful in certain emergencies where an X-Ray isn't usable.

Source: https://www.wnd.com/2019/06/research-ai ... echnology/

[ptrikha21]

Such a Technology would be quite useful. However, any side effects of various radiations would also have to be evaluated and handled appropriately.

[Netherrealmer]

Isnt ray guns more of a weapons thing? I mean Tesla invented a death ray before he died? At least its now used for medical purposes.

[mrki444]

I think there are already some mobile ray detectors on market.

[jackchun]

ray guns are usually used in eye correction therapy (short sighted) and I think people will finally invent a ray gun like gumdam used