Police to use behavior recognition systems at RNC
Tampa police will be using “behavior recognition” surveillance cameras and specialized software at the Republican National Convention. The software, designed…
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Tampa police will be using “behavior recognition” surveillance cameras and specialized software at the Republican National Convention. The software, designed…
Over the past week, the press and the Twitterverse has been running rampant with stories about TrapWire, the counter-terrorism technology…
Hacktivist group Anonymous has released another ominous video, and this time it’s about thwarting biometric facial recognition systems with a…
New e-mail correspondence released by WikiLeaks reveals that TrapWire, supplier of a controversial U.S. security surveillance system, intended to sign…
German data privacy authorities have re-opened a probe into Facebook and its use of biometric facial recognition technology to determine…
The Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office in Portland, Maine has implemented facial recognition technology to check on a person’s identity, to…
The Attjector system, developed by engineers at the University of Munich, is a shoulder-mounted technology that tracks movements made by…
According to a series of recent news reports, former senior U.S. intelligence officials have created a detailed domestic surveillance system…
Sports scientists at the UK’s Loughborough University are building in new levels of customization to athletic shoes in a bid…
The Pennsylvania Justice Network (JNET) has selected Animetrics, a leading developer of advanced 3-D facial recognition and identity management solutions,…