Company That Makes Camera That “Sees Through Walls” Files Bankruptcy

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Walleye Technologies Inc., the Lincoln, Massachusetts-based maker of a handheld camera technology that could allegedly “see through walls,” has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. In its bankruptcy filing, the business lists approximately $2.5 million in liabilities and only $23,100 in assets. From an article in the Boston Business Journal by Sara Castellanos, back in November 2009, Walleye Technologies executives averred that the camera, which “generated high-quality digital images”, would make a “big impact in a variety of markets including home repair and construction.” The camera, which used “invisible wavelengths called millimeter waves to see into and through objects”, was featured as one of TIME Magazine’s “50 Best Inventions of 2009”. According to the magazine, the device weighed less than 3 pounds and would cost less than $500. The company’s CEO is Siisi Adu-Gyamfi, formerly vice president of marketing for Eaton Corp. Happily, TSA is NOT using this device for screening at airport checkpoints. The Client First Bankruptcy attorneys are among the most knowledgeable consumer bankruptcy attorneys in the U.S., representing thousands of clients in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases. Call us toll-free 800-383-6004 Monday-Friday from 8:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Central Time. For vital and accurate information about bankruptcy filing, you can log onto our easy-to-navigate, interactive website at clientfirstbankruptcy.com 24/7.