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T he wireless trail cameras are unique and can accomplish various tasks. They have gained popularity over the recent years, mostly used as security cameras. Hunters have also incorporated this technology when hunting the game animals in the woods. Although you might have heard about these types of cameras from the Internet or other sources, it is good to fully understand what they actually do. So, how do trail cameras work? There are two types of technology used in the wireless trail cameras.  There are some that will transmit data over Wi-Fi network while others have the GSM module and use the cellular network to send data. It makes it easier to monitor movements and other objects in motion. You will need to set up a Wi-Fi camera near your home or in the woods and then connect it to your Wi-Fi network. It is always advisable to use the private home networks so that no one can hack into the system and access your confidential information. Some of the best cameras ar...

Most often you are likely to encounter metal detectors in secure buildings and other important places. Other times guards will instruct you to lift up your arms so that they can scan your pockets with the gadget. The metal detectors are built upon the science of electromagnetism. They would always detect the presence of metals nearby. They are not only used at the security gates but also searching for metallic objects over the ground. They often emit the ‘bleep' sound whenever they are swept over anything metallic. A metal detector is a special electric instrument used by the military to detect the presence of bombs and other potential threats. So, how does a metal detector work? Electricity and magnetism are like two couples and when you find one, the other will always reveal itself, not very far away.  The electric appliances we use every day have electric motors that operate in a different way compared to generators. A dynamic magnetic field is generated in a coil of wi...