CSI:Miami uses Ann Arbor firm’s real life technology to solve fictional murder case
Ann Arbor is fast becoming the new darling of show business. Not only is CSI giving a local tech firm props, but a new Hollywood production starring Hillary Swank moves into town.Excerpt:It can look through walls or peek through a wallet’s contents. It can even see underneath a person’s clothing.And now, an Ann Arbor company’s real-life technology that uses special wavelengths to see below the surface of nearly any object will help forensic investigators in the TV crime drama CSI:Miami solve its latest fictional murder mystery on Monday night.Read the rest of the story here and how the new Hillary Swank movie is set to be filmed in Ann Arbor here.
Ann Arbor is fast becoming the new darling of show business. Not only is CSI giving a local tech firm props, but a new Hollywood production starring Hillary Swank moves into town.
Excerpt:
It can look through walls or peek through a wallet’s contents. It can even see underneath a person’s clothing.
And now, an Ann Arbor company’s real-life technology that uses special wavelengths to see below the surface of nearly any object will help forensic investigators in the TV crime drama CSI:Miami solve its latest fictional murder mystery on Monday night.
Read the rest of the story here and how the new Hillary Swank movie is set to be filmed in Ann Arbor here.
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