Urban Surveillance System Could Track Vehicles In A City
4 July 2003 - 9:00am
The Pentagon is developing an urban surveillance system that is capable of tracking every vehicle in a city.
Known as "Combat Zones That See," the project is intended to help the U.S. military protect troops and fight in cities overseas...The project's centerpiece would be groundbreaking computer software capable of automatically identifying vehicles by size, color, shape and license tag, or drivers and passengers by face.
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Another Tool for Big Brother?
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Wired, July 3, 2003
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