High-tech demos thrill audience at 2-day conference

People entered the cylindrical plexiglass booth one by one and stood motionless and erect for 10 seconds as a tall wand circled them, emitting low-power radio waves.

No, it wasn’t a Star Trek convention, and these were no wannabe teleportationists.

The isolation booth mapped detailed holographic images of each visitor for a company called Intellifit Corp., a hit of this week’s DEMO technology conference, a high-powered annual gathering of inventors, entrepreneurs and potential investors.

The Intellifit System technically disrobed the fully clothed conference-goers – measuring everything from the length of their thighs to the circumference of their knees and the thickness of their necks.

By Frank Bajak
The Associated Press

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