WI-VI (WirelessVision) is a technology invented at MIT that uses Wi-Fi signals to detect and track moving objects like humans behind walls. It was invented by Dina Katabi and her student Fadel Adib. The system uses a MIMO device with two transmitter antennas and one receiver antenna. It is able to eliminate static objects like walls using a MIMO nulling concept while still detecting moving objects. Potential applications include emergency response, rescue operations, and law enforcement by allowing detection of people in dangerous or obscured areas.