Thank God for this martial arts tradition ... and video cameras.
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Unlike video cameras, lidar cannot be dazzled by bright light.
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DO YOU NOT HAVE VIDEO CAMERAS ON YOUR PHONES, SWEDEN?
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How will video cameras be used to deter fare evasion?
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The channel broadcast a live stream with three video cameras.
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TreyM's camera emulation system is meant to mimic digital video cameras.
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He offered to install video cameras and hire private security guards.
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Jump, you may remember, is Google's platform for 0003 video cameras.
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Access was blocked by an iron fence, monitored by video cameras.
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The government installed video cameras over mosque doorways to monitor worshipers.
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And if you download Neighbors and invite a friend to join the app, both you and your friend get $10 off Ring security products—which include doorbell video cameras, floodlight video cameras, and in-home security cameras.
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Police had set up video cameras inside hotel rooms, but the footage
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Or consider the video cameras that some logging devices aim at drivers.
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Video cameras set-up nearby allow the researchers to study rat behavior.
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Video cameras from CNN were present to capture the show of force.
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They attached video cameras, hoping to see the whale eating the squid.
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For that matter, why not post video cameras at slaughterhouses and feedlots?
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It installed surveillance cameras and LED streetlights also outfitted with video cameras.
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Helicopters using powerful infrared sensors and video cameras also patrol the skies.
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He said he had long been drawn to video cameras and travel.
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Face it, video cameras and sensors are a part of our daily lives.
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Yes, Airbnb is totally cool with hosts placing video cameras inside their rentals.
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Customers armed with smartphones and video cameras are watching when you screw up.
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I tried to play to video cameras, and it was a bit hairy.
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Video cameras reportedly caught Wypcha tampering with the store's products on multiple occasions.
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But video cameras showed the swimmers leaving the club at 5:50 a.m.
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If a city has video cameras, the sensors can activate and point them.
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Describe your thoughts and opinions about ever-present video cameras and their usage.
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Shoppers are installing video cameras or getting mailboxes that can fit large packages.
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So do the pop-out video cameras that replace the car's side mirrors.
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Even 7-Eleven convenience stores have video cameras, the defense attorney pointed out.
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Underneath the baskets, men with the video cameras simply went about their work.
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The incident is stirring up debate over video cameras inside ride-hailing car services.
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Big picture: Old-school video cameras have long watched over stores and gas stations.
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The doors opened onto a swarm of bright lights and people with video cameras.
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With music ... Well, also, they were running around with cameras, these handheld video cameras.
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Attendees have been taught, for example, how to use video cameras and take photos.
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Fortt: And video cameras recognizing-- Nadella: Cameras, in fact-- Fortt: --faces-- Nadella: That's right.
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AIpark draws data from video cameras installed on the streets to mitigate traffic congestion.
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Transit officials are "going to research how to use video cameras," Mr. Cuomo said.
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Amazon's Ring smart doorbells, for instance, come equipped with motion sensors and video cameras.
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Most small video cameras have infrared filters to improve colors, with one notable exception.
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Video cameras in the police cars and the helicopter circling above recorded the encounter.
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The number of video cameras and video-taking phones they hold nearly outnumbers them.
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They were also told that video cameras at the location of the incident were broken.
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But because I started by doing skate videos with video cameras, I always loved it.
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At the Olympics, for example, many contestants are being followed by 360-degree video cameras.
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The brutality isn't new, but the widespread availability of high-definition pocket video cameras is.
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Every night, 17 video cameras scattered across the United States scan the skies for meteors.
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There's something in my brain that immediately says, 'Well, they didn't have video cameras then.
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These days, home movies aren't recorded with handheld video cameras, but rather with our smartphones.
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Khloé explained that she was a fan of the small, hand-held home video cameras.
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The car was outfitted with three video cameras, but no lidar or far infrared sensors.
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From the steps of the Sri Lankan high commission in London, video cameras captured Brig.
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Seven video cameras, all facing outward, were used to create, in effect, a panoramic view.
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Last month, India's government imposed stiff tariffs on imports of cellphones, video cameras and televisions.
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Vumacam offers a video-management-as-a-service platform that collects data from video cameras.
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The laser pointer is flanked by two video cameras, and a topographic map is generated.
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The second floor is filled with circuit boards and small gadgets, from video cameras to headsets.
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"I went to Japan and bought one of the first Hi8 video cameras," says Tony Hawk.
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Home security also is a big deal, so no surprise that remote video cameras feature prominently.
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Shares Taser and Digital Ally, which both make wearable video cameras, also surged on the news.
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She also says he installed 5 video cameras inside the house to keep tabs on her.
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One woman screamed about having video cameras that captured the shooting, said a neighbor, Eric Machicote.
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After all, so many students walk around with their own personal video cameras on their smartphones.
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Photo: AIpark AIpark draws data from video cameras installed on the streets to mitigate traffic congestion.
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Student Opinion Video cameras are all around us — in stores, on the street and on smartphones.
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Not possible now, when 19-year-olds walk the streets with video cameras in their pockets.
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But now there was a new technology: Video cameras had become ubiquitous among people of means.
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But tree owners are fighting back with video cameras — and the thief-repelling odor of skunks.
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But filmmakers began to make movies independently from the 1980s thanks to new technology like video cameras.
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The exchange wasn't observed by video cameras in the room, but was captured in an audio recording.
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They found two guns, ammo, tactical vests and video cameras that police initially missed, Jason Badger said.
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They can also serve as video cameras that allow the driver to see what the Pathfinder sees.
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On the night of the attack, security at the site consisted of a fence and video cameras.
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Daniel: We chained a piano to a truck and put video cameras and microphones inside of it.
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Hands holding phones, binoculars and video cameras hovered as they anxiously waited for another ground shaking explosion.
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Video cameras capture much of what happens inside the walls of the firm's offices in Westport, Conn.
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And in 9.33, that means not just the full-on local news crews with 3-pound video cameras.
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And in 1303, that means not just the full-on local news crews with 218-pound video cameras.
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Many contestants will be watched by 360-degree video cameras, able to stream footage via a wireless network.
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The most common eye-tracking approach uses one or more tiny video cameras pointed closely at your eyes.
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Plaintiffs allege operations secretly recorded on the hidden video cameras include caesarean births, hysterectomies, sterilizations and other procedures.
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MICHAEL KORS Back then there were no video cameras, so you stood backstage and couldn't see the audience.
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Eight to 11 days later they repeated the task to reclaim the video cameras and take more measurements.
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The police were canvassing the neighborhoods and checking to see if any nearby residences had external video cameras.
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Those video cameras may have violated the privacy rights of customers who were not accused of soliciting prostitution.
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The House opened to full-time video cameras on March 19, 1979, and the Senate followed in 1986.
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Researchers attached video cameras to nine of them, revealing fascinating footage of their increasingly urgent quest for food.
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Only when they checked the security system did they realize the video cameras hadn't been working for months.
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He added that Bridgeport and the state should invest more in video cameras for officers' cars and uniforms.
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Stereoscopic video cameras, for example, can tell the difference between a flat image and a three-dimensional object.
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The authorities say that neither Officer Noor nor his partner had their video cameras activated during the shooting.
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The iPhone has also become a legitimate replacement for bulky video cameras with 4K and slo-mo capabilities.
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The 624, specifically, is what's powering these smart displays thanks to its support of video cameras and touch displays.
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The new video cameras have improved surveillance, but the site is so big that plenty of areas remain unwatched.
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Sensors and high definition video cameras inside Cygnus will record the characteristics of the flame propagation along the cloth.
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Active shooter training The school has no video cameras, according to Joanne Avery, superintendent for Anderson County District 4.
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Hackers leveraged thousands of devices, including digital video records, network-connected video cameras, and routers, to perpetrate the attack.
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The Petcube Bites and Petcube Play come with 1080p video cameras that use night vision and can stream live.
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Mellia estimates that he spent more than $200,000 on equipment, including high-quality video cameras and lenses worth $90,000.
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Strapping miniature video cameras to the penguins, the scientists documented nearly 200 strikes on jellies at seven different sites.
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Video cameras and wired sensors captured facial expressions, heart rate, skin temperature and changes in body and head posture.
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For sure, this is the single driving motivation behind most people purchasing digital cameras and video cameras through the years.
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Two video cameras hung from a rig above the desk, capturing the every movement of the person sitting at it.
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While video cameras watch our movements, private consumer data brokers map our interests and sell that information to law enforcement.
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They're tiny, squishy, and equipped with video cameras — and they could one day be used for underwater surveillance or research.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Somewhere in the idyllic countryside, an unvarnished wooden cabin stands surrounded by video cameras.
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With 2009's Trash Humpers, you shot on VHS using a bunch of video cameras you found in thrift stores.
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To find out, they tested the new device on 18 captive chipmunks, using video cameras to record the animals' behaviour.
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Authorities used robots with video cameras to scope out drainage pipes in the park, the Little Rock Police Department said.
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He said the case also demonstrated the effectiveness of government efforts to install video cameras in prisons and interrogation rooms.
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G.M. later introduced the first built-in video cameras and microphones meant to record the drive in 2014 Chevrolet Corvettes.
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But we're just trying to protect ourselves as best we can because the technology's everywhere, the video cameras are everywhere.
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Video cameras in the police cars and a helicopter circling above recorded the encounter in Tulsa, which drew national attention.
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High-speed video cameras, however, reveal that bats are a lot more accident-prone than they look at first glance.
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Getting it On: Two teenage boys hatch a plan to see naked girls by, uh, PUTTING VIDEO CAMERAS IN THEIR BEDROOMS.
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Researchers have, for several years, used video cameras and computers to analyse people's gaits, and are now quite good at it.
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We all have video cameras on our cellphones and a way to share our stories with the world at our fingertips.
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More recently, the company has expanded into police body and in-car video cameras, as well as mobile evidence collection applications.
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And although they carried long-lens cameras, video cameras and telescopes, they hadn't seen or taken any photographs of the creature.
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Video cameras at a Brussels mall also captured footage of the same man buying the bags used to hold the explosives.
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He also called for installation of more video cameras at rail stations to act as a deterrent and aid in investigations.
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The investigation will likely explore several avenues at once, with a search of the neighborhood's many video cameras first and foremost.
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The gadgets, which will sell for $199 and $349, come with high-definition video cameras that follow users as they move.
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We have video cameras inside a lot of the restaurants and we do have video of them going into the trash.
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According to committee officials, video cameras at the hospital that might have captured the episode were not working, impeding the investigation.
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And yet this season, the Patriots were at it again, their video cameras drifting to the sideline of an upcoming opponent.
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There are even updates planned for later this fall that will bring things like AirPod audio sharing and HomeKit video cameras.
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Over six days in May, volunteers with video cameras sought to document the activities in and around the Brooklyn Transfer Station.
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She said that increased security and video cameras had led to fewer pranks, and that additional security measures would be taken.
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Board officials held their breath and reporters held up video cameras poised to capture what might be her next controversial comment.
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That it understands its responsibility when it comes to virtual reality, augmented reality, in-home video cameras and mind reading technology.
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Mounted on bikes and wearing helmets topped with video cameras, police kept a watchful eye on protesters outside Cleveland's Quicken Loans Arena.
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But there are many, many Google-sponsored statistics, screens, virtual-reality viewers and 3D panoramic video cameras available to pass the time.
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Broadband at home, motion sensors and high definition video cameras led to a renaissance in home security systems over the past decade.
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Home zone utilizes 12 ultrasonic sensors in the front and rear bumpers, plus stereo video cameras mounted near the rear-view mirror.
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As soon as local media caught wind of her plea, they filed docs asking for video cameras to be allowed in court.
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The imaging division had its struggles, owing to the Kumamoto earthquakes in April and lower sales of Sony's still and video cameras.
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One officer is also seen smashing the lenses of several video cameras by banging them against a counter and dismantling a DVR.
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So this year DHS will continue to invest in even more radar, video cameras, and military tools to seal off the nation.
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We all become sociopaths when there are beautiful people, fancy spaces, exclusivity, and of course documentation with iPhones, cameras and video cameras.
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It also can help reduce the transfer of gigantic volumes of audio and video recordings generated by police dashboard and video cameras.
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The area where you put the slime together is equipped with "Slootoob," or built-in video cameras that link to your ticket.
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For almost 20 years, many investigators have also called for cockpit video cameras to record what information is actually displayed to pilots.
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The inspector general later declined to bring any charges, in part because video cameras at the hospital did not capture the episode.
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"Video cameras, security cameras, and so forth is the turning of the home outward to watch, in the other direction," Igo said.
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Up in northwest Baltimore, a pastor has found funding to install Amazon Ring video cameras on homes in a high-crime neighborhood.
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And they want to tap into even more data, including what your car's video cameras see as you travel down a street.
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The most common solutions for schools were to hire armed guards and to install keyless entry systems and video cameras on campus.
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The pythons were then tracked to their nest chambers in aardvark burrows, where they were observed with infrared video cameras gingerly lowered inside.
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Other new tech: Facebook execs also discussed new improvements and projects in the areas of 360-video cameras, internet connectivity, and artificial intelligence.
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Toy companies have amped up these traditional electronic toys with video cameras, virtual reality and smart technology to make them cooler than ever.
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His family say security agents are present at the house he lives in and video cameras and microphones record everything around the clock.
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The first, a lengthy article in The Information, detailed a corrosive internal culture after Nest's acquisition of Dropcam, which makes connected video cameras.
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Since then technology had leapt forward with slick new dive computers, fancy regulators, Nitrox air mixtures, powerful LED flashlights and tiny video cameras.
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Similarly, many video cameras used for surveillance now ship with face-recognition software trained in the cloud, as does Apple's latest iPhone model.
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Doors open at 10:30AM, and the talk begins at 12:00PM CT / 1:00PM ET. Video cameras aren't permitted at the event.
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Video cameras that flag unusual movements and recognize faces are being stuffed into popular "smart" doorbells that constantly send footage to the cloud.
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Some are now suggesting that GoPro, the singularly-focused maker of small dedicated video cameras, is on pace to suffer the same fate.
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Using a dome containing 500 video cameras, they took account of every movement, down to the possibly tell-tale wiggle of your fingers.
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A Waymo driverless van has video cameras, laser and radar that can see and sense things in all directions around the vehicle continuously.
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Big video cameras, editing boards, desktop editing software, satellite vans and more will be able to broadcast directly to Twitter through the API.
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Nowadays, you can get smart doorbells with video cameras for added security or nifty wireless doorbells that you don't have to hard wire.
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Now, however, some of those same advocates are turning their attention via video cameras on the farms where cage-free eggs are produced.
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Indeed, the court has long resisted efforts to place video cameras in the courtroom to provide the public with a live video feed.
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Then they sent an autonomous underwater device to scan the area using sonar, followed by a remotely operated vehicle with video cameras attached.
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Why is Facebook, a social media company that makes almost all of its money from advertising, building high-end 360-degree video cameras?
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That program, dubbed Amazon Key, requires Prime members to purchase eligible digital locks and video cameras before they can choose in-home deliveries.
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Video cameras monitor the German philosopher's grave in London after it was defaced twice last year — the latest vandalism in a tumultuous history.
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Boston used an Apple Watch and video cameras to illegally gain an advantage, decoding the signs of the Yankees' catcher to the pitcher.
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But several parents disputed that, saying the oxygen flow had not been restored until Friday evening, when journalists with video cameras showed up.
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As the quality of video cameras had improved, the price had gone down and more scientists were making video part of their research.
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RAE has set up four video cameras, three facing each wall of his space and one facing the window, livestreaming everything on YouTube.
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Hackers essentially weaponized video cameras to send unmanageable amounts of traffic to Dyn's servers, causing much of the Internet to slow to a crawl.
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We're told while the crew managed to record a few scenes for the video ... cameras were NOT rolling at the time of the shooting.
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A local government official said the opening of the bridge was normally handled by remote operators watching traffic on the canal via video cameras.
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"As [360-video] cameras become more prevalent, the range and volume of 360 content are also expanding," states Johannes Kopf, research scientist at Facebook.
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While there are many 360 video cameras, only a small number of them can stream video live—and even then the footage isn't amazing.
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Ms. Moller also oversaw the adoption of new protocols and pilot programs for the department, like the wearing of video cameras by police officers.
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This was prefigured by the explosion in "found footage" films over the last decade, which was born from the increased access to video cameras.
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Underwater video cameras will record footage, which can then be compared with the shark data gathered by the Clever Buoy to confirm its accuracy.
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The singularly-focused maker of small dedicated video cameras was an industry darling back in March 2009 when Cisco acquired it for $590 million.
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It does sell chips to others for use in video cameras, television set-top boxes and some low-cost internet-connected devices, Xu said.
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His interest in photography means that home video cameras — which get sleeker as the years go on — are an integral part of the proceedings.
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The researchers placed two compact landers—one at 7,498 meters and another at 8,178 meters—equipped with 4K high-resolution video cameras, and waited.
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The O.S.C.E. has opened "forward patrol bases" in hotels in small towns more stable than this one, and leaves video cameras rolling at night.
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Inadequate video camera coverage Video cameras outside Building 12 were inadequate to cover the exterior and other areas of the campus, the report said.
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It can even tap into other video cameras to provide live feeds, in case you want to see who's at the door, for example.
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Investigators will analyze footage from video cameras on the bus to determine how they got free and who pulled the trigger, the sheriff said.
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There were scattered reports of the usual election irregularities, with a few observers harassed or beaten and video cameras catching some ballot-box stuffing.
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Dr. Parsons used motion-sensitive video cameras to record cat behaviors in the presence of rats — walking, running, stalking, chasing, feeding and so on.
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Another measure will require improved safety technology and video cameras inside police vans like the one used to transport Mr. Gray when he died.
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We typically survey two reefs a day, filming the seafloor with video cameras and counting and identifying every fish in 100-foot-long bands.
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Until now, the standard model for autonomous cars has used some combination of four kinds of sensors — video cameras, radar, ultrasonic sensors and lidar.
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Amtrak has put positive train control on most of the Northeast Corridor from Washington to Boston and installed the video cameras on Corridor locomotives.
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Hundreds of items were put up for sale to Times employees: older-generation video cameras, batteries, lenses, lights, tripods, audio equipment and much more.
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He shows off the unique features of the van, including two LCD screens, plenty of audio recording equipment, and microphones and video cameras all around.
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But over the years video cameras continued to shrink, while the quality of tiny image sensors vastly improved, and in 2015 GoPro's Hero4 Session arrived.
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Smartphones might be limited in functionality compared to more dedicated video cameras, but that doesn't mean they're only capable of shooting one type of video.
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At least 30 police, many with video cameras, filmed the parents as they chanted slogans about allowing their children to go to their local school.
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Investigators will analyze footage from video cameras on the bus to determine how the two got free and who pulled the trigger, the sheriff said.
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In a RAID 5 configuration (people who own video cameras know all about "RAID 5"), you get 96TB of storage and 2400MB/s transfer speeds.
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According to the justice's request, the event will not be broadcast and no video cameras will be permitted, but media will be covering the event.
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Instagram posts are littered with sponsored links to travel flasks, clothing, apps to purchase vans, and video cameras to accessorize the trip of a lifetime.
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During the attacks, the report showed, witnesses and video cameras again and again described orange shoes on an attacker who was identifiable as Mr. Abaaoud.
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That crisis has been going on for longer than I have been alive, it just feels hotter now because of the ubiquity of video cameras.
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In this study, Mr. Pagano and his colleagues affixed video cameras to GPS-equipped collars on nine female bears off Alaska on the Beaufort Sea.
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I want portable 360-degree video cameras to take a break until we can figure out how to scale them without completely compromising image resolution.
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For this monumental work Mr. Nauman set video cameras running in his studio overnight for several nights to record what happens when he wasn't there.
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In 2015, Gaza Strip's Hamas security officials reportedly captured a dolphin equipped with "video cameras" off the coast, according to the Palestinian paper al-Quds.
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Racks upon racks of servers were assembled in the commissary, connected to hundreds of computers and video cameras by 25 miles of fiber-optic cable.
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Uber allows drivers to install and use video cameras, dash cams, or other recording devices but prohibits broadcasting a person's image, audio, or video recording.
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Today, Mr. Lui's workshop on Murray Street is stuffed to the pressed-tin ceiling with thousands of vintage televisions, video cameras, VCRs and other equipment.
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My colleague Tina Rosenberg has reported on ways that hospitals are attacking the problem, including using video cameras, placing sinks in standard locations and installing sensors.
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Some journalists have started using drones fitted with video cameras to see the "tent cities" that are being constructed to house children in places like Texas.
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By capturing penguins and strapping them with video cameras, scientists created their own "penguin cam" to learn more about how birds communicate in the open ocean.
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The biggest question surrounding the device: Why should anyone trust Facebook enough to put Facebook-powered microphones and video cameras in their living room or kitchen?
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The demonstration was supposed to be "off the record," which is a strange thing to tell a crowd of people with video cameras in their pockets.
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Elsewhere, Sony's imaging business — responsible for digital/video cameras — saw revenue drop 5 percent to $1.6 billion, but operating profit rise 20 percent to $197 million.
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The car's new eyes include eight high-definition video cameras, 12 ultrasonic detectors, and a radar system that will not impact its shape or external design.
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Engineers using onboard video cameras to remotely monitor the results were alarmed by what they observed — a range of distracted-driving behavior that included falling asleep.
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The video-streaming service YY.com has for years made online stars of young Chinese people posing, chatting and singing in front of video cameras at home.
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"30 years ago there were no digital cameras, and nothing like the same kind of high-speed, high-definition video cameras we have today," he explains.
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The charges come as newly elected San Francisco Sheriff Vicki Hennessy is implementing jail reforms, such as increased use of video cameras, to prevent such incidents.
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They had sorted through a blocklong field of debris on West 23rd Street and feeds from dozens of video cameras in the days after the Sept.
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The rest emanated from smartphones and video cameras, as dozens of professional anglers recorded social-media clips ahead of the last competition of the regular season.
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When the live actors seat themselves in front of video cameras, their faces displayed on screens, it tends to undercut them, severing their connection with us.
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Experimental designs for autonomous cars incorporate as many as 16 video cameras, 12 radar sensors, half a dozen ultrasonic sensors, and four or five lidar sensors.
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As good as these cameras are, they're not going to replace DSLRs or dedicated video cameras anytime soon as the go-to choice for professional users.
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Almost two years ago, the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers and Tesla Motors petitioned the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to allow video cameras to replace side mirrors.
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That was probably the first time in history that video cameras were that small and that cheap, and it allowed us to make skate videos that way.
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Around him, in a tight semicircle, were a series of square screens that displayed speed, brake-pipe pressure and the feed from the rear-facing video cameras.
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The ability to enslave these video cameras has made it easier and far cheaper to create botnets at a scale that the world has never seen before.
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Indeed, a warehouse of nostalgia could be stuffed with the everyday items that smartphones replaced: Maps, flashlights, clocks, scanners, video cameras, calendars, calculators, computers, iPods and more.
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As first spotted by Quartz, the search giant was this week awarded a patent for a "mobile telepresence" system using video cameras and screens fixed to quadcopters.
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Right at Home We may not know our neighbors very well, but video cameras and social platforms can reveal a lot more than any of us suspect.
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Also, the video cameras that the police used did not have audio, so there may not be clear evidence of Mr. Kraft asking to pay for sex.
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Now, he said, he thinks that was when the police might have planted video cameras inside, a conclusion backed up by the police timeline released on Friday.
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Smartphones equipped with HD video cameras attached to high-speed internet were in nearly everyone's pockets, and the web became inundated with video that looked and sounded great.
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"He pulled out a handgun and a Taser and coerced her to his back bedroom, where he had video cameras set up, and computers," DeKalb County Police Det.
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The company offers the standard assortment of remote locks, connected smoke detectors, a video doorbell and video cameras, but also security solutions — and everything works with Amazon Alexa.
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But the "Dancing with the Stars" and FOX Sports host is clearly still on edge about video cameras she's not expecting -- after her whole hotel room peephole ordeal.
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Doe was not charged with a criminal offense like Robert Kraft, but he was at the spa during the period where video cameras were rolling in every room.
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They wrote to the cruise company begging for them to review video cameras on-board the ship, hoping that footage would prove that it was simply an error.
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On his three expeditions to Antarctica, in 2008-09, 2011-303 and 2015-16, Henry Worsley went equipped with GPS, video cameras, satellite phones, solar panels, energy bars.
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In L.A., Schloss recounted these facts to a hundred and sixteen video cameras, which photographed her from all sides, and logged some fifteen hundred of her patient answers.
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Import tax on video cameras has been raised to 15 percent from 10 percent and on television sets, it has been doubled to 20 percent, the statement said.
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With new 360 video cameras hitting the shelves — alongside matching headsets — in time for the holiday season, millions of new users will be looking to consume VR content.
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Arriving at a news conference outside a Catholic church in Ozone Park, she paused, struck by the number of video cameras (five) and reporters (more than a dozen).
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But in this case, the other person is disembodied, and the moment you share is mediated by technology — by video cameras, by digital networks, by Amazon's "microtasking" platform.
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More than a decade ago, Dr. Pringle and Dr. Money turned to ultrahigh-speed video cameras, capturing 100,000 frames a second, to fill in some of the blanks.
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Laparoscopic surgery, using miniature digital video cameras and electronic tools, allows for small incisions that result in quicker recovery times and shorter hospital stays than traditional open surgery.
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As the CIA's video cameras rolled, security guards shackled Abu Zubaydah to a gurney and interrogators poured water over his mouth and nose until he began to suffocate.
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The shopkeepers with the video cameras said any evidence was lost days after Mr. Regeni's disappearance, because the footage is wiped out automatically at the end of the month.
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Unlike traditional video cameras, which capture whatever is happening in front of them, 360 cameras capture everything happening in every direction, offering a full spherical view of the surroundings.
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When the FBI sent Tobin to meet with Meredith — at a hotel room rigged with hidden video cameras — the coach dropped a name they hadn't heard yet: Rick Singer.
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The points listed also include preventative safety measures, such as installing both video cameras and GPS tracking systems in all vehicles that will sound an alarm when turned off.
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These stickers have appeared as the result of a public outcry in recent months over the unpublicised installation of video cameras on these screens on at least four airlines.
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A box that measured 32cm on each side, it carried three video cameras, the idea being to test whether such a titchy spacecraft could capture useful imagery of Earth.
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The two prototypes include video cameras, so that pilots can guide the robots through the water, but the ultimate goal is to build autonomous underwater robots to hunt lionfish.
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The video cameras had already been pointed toward the Route 91 Harvest Festival when gunman Stephen Paddock opened fire on the crowd killing 58 people and wounding hundreds more.
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The patent explains that the truck would use a combination of sensors such as radar, video cameras, and range-finding lasers to see the road and traffic around it.
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Is remote surveillance through video cameras or mics on school Chromebooks acceptable, like it was at Harriton High School in Philadelphia or the Lower Merion School District in Pennsylvania?
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To do something similar for bears, Mr. Pagano, a Ph.D. candidate at the University of California, Santa Cruz, has mounted both accelerometers and small video cameras on bear collars.
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In a world where digital olfactory sensors have become small enough to fit into your pocket, presumably they'll end up elsewhere—much the way video cameras did before them.
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Video cameras recorded the action, showing how the pups stumbled and later walked around the strange object, or shied away from it, or went right up to sniff it.
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MISSISSAUGA, Ontario — When the restaurant elevator doors opened onto a crowd of people, many holding video cameras, Kevin and Julia Garratt thought they had stumbled into a wedding party.
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Clarke, who has two video cameras in his car, hasn't let lone riders sit next to him since he was groped in 2018 by a drunken client, he said.
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But then the detectives discover video cameras trained on numerous holes in the house's walls, and a leg trap in the attic big enough to take down a puma.
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But to the men with the video cameras and a growing number of basketball fans who religiously watch internet videos of promising players, Lewis was already a household name.
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The combination can be used on the 820 to speed the performance of CNNs and deep learning on devices ranging from connected video cameras to cars and much more.
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He released statements purportedly from medics at Douma's hospital who said a group of people with video cameras entered the hospital, shouting that had been affected by chemical weapons.
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Video cameras captured Engelbart's manipulations on the system's CRT, and everything was then again instantly beamed back to and projected on the Civic Auditorium screen — all with virtually no lag.
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At the time, police began searching the area for more video cameras and witnesses in a bid to identify the two people they wanted to question in the reported attack.
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For some Internet of Things devices, like connected video cameras, it also ceases to be practical to send the data to the cloud just because of the pure volume involved.
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About a dozen of those participants returned to sit beneath a half-dome of lights, microphones, and over 100 video cameras to be recorded in 360 degrees for New Dimensions.
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The new Family Hub can connect to and control third-party devices that are part of the SmartThings smart home ecosystem such as lights, thermostats, home video cameras, and more.
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Even Kodak sells its 360 video cameras in the U.S. The Gear 360 looks the most impressive and yet very few people have been able to even try it out.
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After Monday's presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump ended, breathless pundits and partisans elbowed their way toward nearby video cameras to declare who they thought won and lost.
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The whirl is a whimsical touch, replacing the usual red "recording" light people may be familiar with from video cameras with something more engaging and playful — and far less intimidating.
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DPDHL will help make this happen staring now, by equipping its fleet of 3,400 electric delivery StreetScooter vehicles with ZF sensors, including video cameras, as well as LiDAR and radar.
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Automation is slowly making its way to driver testing across the world, but they still require deployment of extensive infrastructure such as pole-mounted video cameras along the test track.
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Mr. Frigo said his team had obtained the train's event data recorder and video cameras that face inward and outward from the driver's cab, which should help answer those questions.
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Usually you can get a few hints from the folks running the show — they're watching the action on video cameras, and can communicate with you via a handy computer screen.
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The Astros' spying scheme was both high tech and low tech, utilizing not only expensive video cameras but also garbage cans, onto which a secret pitch code was loudly pounded.
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Jumpshot estimates the Amazon-owned company sold nearly 400,000 Ring security devices, including its video cameras and doorbells, in December, making it the single biggest month for sales to date.
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Manufacturing experts talk about the possibility of putting video cameras throughout a factory, and very quickly gathering and analyzing massive amounts of footage to monitor product quality in real-time.
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He saw that half a dozen video cameras were arrayed in the front, blocking the seats, and waited with a smile until the bewildered videographers were cleared to the sides.
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It includes a requirement for officers to undergo 80 hours of training, including best practices on stopping, searching and arresting people, and technological upgrades like video cameras inside police vans.
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Amazon Key is meant to be a secure way for people to let delivery people in through the front door through the combination of internet-connected video cameras and locks.
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The small video cameras that are used in place of side mirrors -- video images are displayed on two screens inside the car -- largely eliminate the aerodynamic drag mirrors can cause.
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They included positive train control, crew memory training, train location devices, improved protection for passengers such as stronger windows and installation of video cameras showing the interior of locomotive cabs.
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Noé Socha, an award-winning jazz guitarist with limited vision, is testing glasses that use video cameras and high-definition screens in front of the retina to restore some eyesight.
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It is putting video cameras into cars equipped with its latest driver-assistance features and giving them to five families to record their actions while rolling along in highway traffic.
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This prompted the installation of two live video cameras, which are jointly managed by an employee at the National Arboretum and a slew of dedicated volunteers across the US and Canada.
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It's claimed it can gobble up data from 12 video cameras, along with lidar, radar and ultrasonic sensors, then processes the streams of information to make sense of the outside world.
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El-Messidi also called for local law enforcement agencies to closely patrol Jewish cemeteries and centers for the next few weeks until other surveillance systems like video cameras can be installed.
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Compared to last year's model, this is a much more powerful beast, able to process data from 1257137 video cameras and other sensors in real time to make educated driving decisions.
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It received a lot of negative attention because of its odd style and video cameras and never took off as a consumer product, but is still being used in some businesses.
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When you think of "stalkerware," what comes to mind is probably a spy-movie hacker planting chips on shoes or placing tiny video cameras on flies that hover around their targets.
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Fast-forward several generations of convergence: Could light-field video cameras come down orders of magnitude in cost and size, such that they could make their way on to our smartphones?
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The researchers suspect that the vulnerability in the Dongguan Diqee 360 robotic vacuum model might affect other products sharing the video module, including outdoor surveillance video cameras, smart doorbells and DVRs.
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As if to drive that home, he stopped in front of video cameras at a palace in Riyadh to express condolences over a carefully staged handshake with Mr. Khashoggi's son, Salah.
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McLaren buyers are already offered real-life driving coaches who provide track-based training using video cameras and reference laps to build a new buyer's confidence and competence, corner by corner.
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Mr. Simmons and Mr. Philip have admitted killing the men, and at least a portion of the attacks was captured by the prison's surveillance video cameras, according to the arrest warrants.
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But she quickly realized that the six men in plainclothes holding video cameras were police officers, and that she was being arrested because of her critical reporting on the Moroccan authorities.
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"Their tendency, in those days, was to run around with cameras, video cameras, smartphones, and photograph regime attacks in urban areas, and then put this stuff on YouTube," he told me.
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In the past two decades, deep-sea explorers have begun to catch glimpses of the creatures in their own habitats, and have recorded with video cameras a range of surprising behaviors.
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In the past two decades, deep-sea explorers have begun to catch glimpses of the creatures in their own habitats, and have recorded with video cameras a range of surprising behaviors.
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I went and researched video cameras and bought a Panasonic consumer camcorder—I'm pretty sure it was a Super-VHS—and made my first skate video on it for World, Rubbish Heap.
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And its broader vision for VR mirrors the video network's birth: YouTube sprung up because video cameras were cheap and plentiful; Google wants a VR library to come up the same way.
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His 30 minutes at the podium — a Twitter-free zone with no video cameras and where the audio recordings won't be made public until Friday — gave Rosenstein time to be a lawyer.
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The aircraft can have four types of sensors on them: optical panoramic and framing cameras, video cameras with real-time display, infra-red line-scanning devices, and sideways-looking synthetic aperture radar.
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Anyway, by no means is this a practical product, but it is a great example of how drone technology — 1080p video cameras and all — is trickling down to entirely unrelated, inexpensive gadgets.
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The skimmers, which the gang placed in plain sight of surveillance video cameras, look exactly like the original credit card terminals but would store debit card numbers and PINs of unsuspecting shoppers.
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MIDAS telescopes are equipped with high-sensitivity video cameras (the system can detect flashes as brief as 2400 seconds), along with photometric filters used to determine the temperatures produced by the impacts.
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In the clip above, Theroux gets followed by mysterious cars, gets filmed by mysterious men who lurk silently with video cameras, and gets yelled at by a mysterious (and very angry) woman.
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Inc recently proclaimed 2017 "the year of online video," citing the advent of "miniature HD video cameras embedded in handheld, mobile smartphones," not to mention cloud-based storage and ultra-fast Internet.
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It is one of at least four college programs with a pitching lab, stocked with the same technology the big leaguers use: Rapsodo pitch-tracking devices and Edgertronic high-speed video cameras.
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The report revealed that Ring had entered into some 400 video-sharing partnerships with U.S. police forces, which granted the police access to the footage from the homeowners' internet-connected video cameras.
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Outside China, these technologies are seen as harbingers of an "automated authoritarianism," using video cameras and facial recognition systems to thwart lawbreakers and a "citizen score" to rank citizens for political reliability.
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Amazon Smart Home is partnering in one Baltimore suburb with Lennar, the country's largest homebuilder, to install Amazon Echo devices, which use voice-activated Alexa to control Amazon Ring video cameras outside.
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In the last few years, the combination of widespread video cameras and social media has focused greater scrutiny on police behavior during arrests involving episodes ranging from forcible detentions to fatal shootings.
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CBS Sports is debuting new technology in its suite of 70 cameras being used to film the 2016 game; last year only 40 video cameras were used to capture the 2015 Super Bowl.
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Now that launch companies are putting video cameras on stage 2 rockets that reach an on-orbit status, all such launches will be held to the requirements of the law and its conditions.
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Submersibles used in the operations have precision navigation and tracking systems, high-resolution video cameras and high-intensity LED lights that enable them to maneuver the debris field with precision, the experts said.
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The change in lighting in the above scenario could be made a reality by equipping an LED lamp post with multiple noise sensors and video cameras which are linked to an operations centre.
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Everyone is dependent on their gadgets these days, everyone carries a few radio markers and video cameras that allow services to track their locations, listen to their conversations and even take photos, etc.
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The film, out in U.S. theaters on October 7, debuted in Toronto on Friday night at a red carpet premiere, where no video cameras were allowed and security was tight around the venue.
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The train's video cameras were damaged in the crash but investigators were able to download the contents with the manufacturer's help at the NTSB lab in Washington, the board said in a statement.
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Another example, said Lobley, would be to teach the Bayaka to use video cameras so that they could self-represent social problems such as alcoholism or other concerns that are affecting their communities.
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Igor Konashenkov, released statements by medics from Douma's hospital who said a group of people toting video cameras entered the hospital, shouting that its patients were struck with chemical weapons and causing panic.
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Proposed requirements include mandatory background checks on employees at businesses that sell guns, installing video cameras to record all sales, and routine state inspections to make sure that they're abiding by state laws.
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Police get a search warrant, and use a 'tactical ruse' to install cameras inside On January 24, a detective obtained a search warrant authorizing police to secretly install video cameras inside the business.
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The Mr. Beams acquisition is intended to help Ring bolster its existing portfolio of connected doorbells, video cameras and combination floodlight/cameras with affordable, modular lighting that can integrated with Ring's software and services.
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The Home Hub platform comes in two versions: the more powerful SDA624 system on a chip (SoC) for devices with video cameras and/or displays and the SDA212 SoC for more audio-centric devices.
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It's claimed it works quickly enough to gobble up data from 12 video cameras, along with lidar, radar and ultrasonic sensors, then processes the streams of information to make sense of the outside world.
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They also have five 360-degree video cameras to shoot the virtual-reality record of their work, which will become available in early 2018, after it can be processed and edited back in Finland.
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Of course, these devices really just cover alerts for break-ins; if you want to see and record those who enter your home, you'll need to add Nest's video cameras to the cost here.
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In Hotan and Kashgar there are poles bearing perhaps eight or ten video cameras at intervals of 20173-200 metres along every street; a far finer-grained surveillance net than in most Chinese cities.
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The driverless vehicles are equipped with Velodyne LiDAR, video cameras, millimeter wave radar and a computer brain to make sense of all that data developed by Baidu in-house and installed in the trunk.
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As a nice side benefit, the video cameras have come up with some never-before-seen glimpses of life from a polar bear's point of view, rather a female polar bear's point of view.
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Ring and its attendant app Neighbors let people in a given community report crimes and share footage of those crimes — often people stealing Amazon packages — that they collect via their Amazon Ring video cameras.
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Apollo 17 had access to color video cameras far beyond what Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin worked with, and the images Cernan and his crew captured on the moon are stunning in their clarity.
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It has design similarities with larger video cameras, and relays the image to a monitor on your wrist, but it's also rated IPX4 (splashproof), and feels at home strapped to a helmet or handlebars.
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The two video cameras are set up on tripods to catch visuals for the podcast, which can later be posted on YouTube to get in front of the eyes and ears of more viewers.
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In addition to operating video cameras, these assistants also used digital stethoscopes and otoscopes to help doctors miles away at the hospital listen to kids' hearts and lungs and see their ears and noses.
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" 2013: Edward Snowden, speaking to UK's Channel 4 on Christmas said, "The types of collection in the ["1984"] -- microphones and video cameras, TVs that watch us -- are nothing compared to what we have available today.
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The test was not of these pieces of apparatus (tiny video cameras hidden in pairs of spectacles, which let wearers take surreptitious footage of whatever they are looking at), but rather of the participants' behaviour.
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Someone — Dyn won't comment on who, but more on that later — had hacked a significant number of video cameras and digital video recorders hooked up to the internet, and hurled that junk data at Dyn.
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Not only did Zoom allow attackers access to the video cameras of its Mac app users, but it also left its web server running in the background, even after the user uninstalled the Zoom app.
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Residents are also debating a new security plan proposed by Mitch Landrieu, the outgoing mayor, who wants to create a city-wide network of about 1,500 video cameras that would be monitored by law enforcement.
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In an earlier time, when crime was more rampant and video cameras were rare, before the birth of Black Lives Matter and the social media that fueled it, such shootings rarely cost anyone a job.
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Millions more could potentially watch in real time as the eclipse is captured by video cameras mounted on 50 high-altitude balloons and streamed online in a joint project between NASA and Montana State University.
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One-man Aerial Film Unit (Filmmaking)With basic knowledge of operating video cameras and piloting drones, people can produce in-house documentaries, short films, video snippets and montages that would otherwise require helicopters to shoot.
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Although it looks a lot like the Xperia 1 II, Sony is pitching the Pro as an accessory for broadcast video cameras, with an HDMI input that allows it to work as a camera monitor.
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The presence of video cameras and the analytics that come with them present a particular dilemma in a country like the US, where filming in public places is a right protected by the First Amendment.
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Mr. Noor and the other officer who arrived with him did not turn on their body cameras, and the authorities have said that video cameras inside their patrol car also did not capture the shooting.
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Plus, some feeders come with a whole host of other perks to make being apart easier for both of you — from video cameras, to phone status updates, to fun food games that keep your dog entertained.
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To get around this hurdle, a research team led by Won Young Lee from South Korea's Polar Research Institute attached video cameras to the backs of these birds, allowing the scientists to capture their foraging behaviors.
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There are also other applications of this tech, in areas that are not directly in Apple's wheelhouse but very adjacent to it, such as in using these sensors in video cameras for high-definition film making.
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Video cameras also have a problem capturing the images the way our eyes or still cameras do—a video's frame rate makes the image look like it's flickering, while our eyes only see a solid image.
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Activists are confronting candidates in front of video cameras, trying to convince them to abandon support for ethanol — a longtime litmus test for winning the battleground state of Iowa, which holds the first presidential nominating contest.
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Amazon has already made forays into connected home video cameras and even home entry products, including its Cloud Cam and Amazon Key offering for remotely enabling access to your home for delivery people dropping off packages.
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Best-known for its power tools, Stanley Black & Decker generated 18 percent of its revenue last year from security products including electronic locks, perimeter sensors and video cameras commonly installed at hospitals and on college campuses.
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They have also questioned why the police, who had been investigating the massage parlor since October, needed to install video cameras there in late January, when Mr. Kraft allegedly was twice caught on tape getting massages.
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As his reputation grew, Mr. Lui decided to start CTL Electronics, working at first out of the couple's Reade Street loft, then opening a shop on West Broadway, where he sold video cameras, equipment and supplies.
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Then an eight-foot remote-operated vehicle known as a Curv-21, almost twice as heavy as the sonar, was lowered, carrying still and video cameras as well as gear needed to move objects and cut cables.
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"One-click-to-join meetings … is our key product differentiator," a Zoom spokesperson wrote in an emailed statement to BuzzFeed News — but it also left video cameras and microphones exposed to anyone who could exploit the feature.
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Traditionally, biker gangs have owned their clubhouses in crappy areas of town in order to keep away prying eyes, cops, and to improve their security with such things as video cameras, motion sensors, and all-metal doors.
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Tesla's latest upgrade, which combines radar systems with existing video cameras to improve recognition of potential obstacles on the road, is expected to address safety concerns following a fatal crash and other incidents involving the autopilot feature.
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Using video cameras, still cameras, audio recorders, social media and plain old notebooks, we heard the voices of people along the streets, of family members of those wounded and killed, of advocates trying to comfort victims' families.
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The company had six video cameras filming constantly along the marathon course at Ironman Canada — one at the start, four at the finish, and one at a point in the course that runners had to pass twice.
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As Moore led the assembly in prayer, an older man in a plaid seersucker sports coat shuffled into the hall and lowered himself onto a solitary seat in the back, just in front of the video cameras.
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And the fact that he introduced video cameras into his mise en scène so early as a means of seeing, literally, different faces (and facets) of his characters certainly jibes with a screen-dominated moment in culture.
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The speed-limiting technology, called intelligent speed assistance, uses video cameras, satellite location data or both to detect when drivers go over the speed limit, and curbs their ability to speed up further by restricting engine power.
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Wain: But also to get back to exactly what you were asking, I think when we were in our pre-teens, we were all running around with very primitive old VHS video cameras and making little video stuff.
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Over the past year, we've seen a slew of consumer solutions for creating VR content on the video side—360 video cameras are incredibly common and affordable—but we haven't seen that same push towards capturing VR audio.
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According to affidavits released in the case, the police persuaded a judge to allow them to install hidden video cameras because they were investigating whether a sex trafficking ring was operating in about 10 massage parlors in Florida.
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While video cameras showed the trial from the back of the courtroom, leaving only the back of Ms. Guyger's head visible when she was not on the witness stand, Judge Kemp had a different view from the bench.
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It's capable of autonomously flying the nailer to the roof of a home, and then automatically securing asphalt shingles using a system of location markers and video cameras to know exactly where to drive each and every nail.
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Many kids' toys, even those made for toddlers and babies, come equipped with video cameras and audio recorders, and those recordings may be transmitted over the internet, often into a hackable, searchable cloud database in a far-away location.
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We will film with our own satellites and video cameras aboard other spacecraft, our videos will range from wide angle views of entire worlds, including Earth in real-time, to seeing objects as small as 0.5m on the surface.
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For this we need ROVs (remotely-operated vehicles): robots connected by fiber-optic cables to the mothership, outfitted with high-def video cameras, lights, sensors and mechanical arms that let sailors on the surface poke around and collect samples.
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" A Kodak spokesperson pointed out that the company still focuses on sales of film, and that the Kodak video cameras for which it licenses its brand are aimed at consumers and "aren't designed for motion picture use or production.
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The San Francisco-based startup had retrofitted a freight truck with lidar, video cameras, radar, and other sensors, enabling it to operate "completely driverless without a driver in the backseat," according to co-founder Lior Ron at the time.
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The division's new Demographics Unit sent confidential informants to infiltrate mosques, as well as cafés and bodegas, and to collect the names and license-plate numbers of congregants at religious services; video cameras were sometimes installed outside the mosques.
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A bioengineer strings thin wires to hold the head in that eyes-right position, though not so firmly that it interferes with its movements, which will be captured on video cameras set up in bunkers on all four sides.
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"It is shameful that this is how the security authorities choose to deal with ECRF one week before the Italian technical visit to Egypt aiming at inspecting the content of the video cameras in the metro stations," it said.
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Obviously, the royals weren't the focus of the livestream for the entire time before the service, so who knows what happened when the video cameras weren't on them — but there were photographers, and this picture is, uh, pretty something.
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In the 1980s he was working at the Asahi Kasei Corporation, in Japan, at a moment when electronics companies were becoming increasingly interested in lightweight batteries that could power new electronic devices such as video cameras and cordless telephones.
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In the 13s he was working at the Asahi Kasei Corporation, in Japan, at a moment when electronics companies were becoming increasingly interested in lightweight batteries that could power new electronic devices such as video cameras and cordless telephones.
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Thumb-size video cameras on the exterior of the car replace the side-mounted mirrors and use interior screens on the left and right side of the dashboard to deliver views of what is next to and behind the car.
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Mr. Hoffmann also demonstrated how the video cameras, which can recognize and gauge the speed of objects around the car, can be tied into automatic braking, parking and collision systems to protect the driver and the i8's glossy finish.
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Tools like video cameras, RFID tags, ultrasound, infrared, and other technologies normally used to track human movements cannot be used in an airplane cabin during flight for safety and privacy concerns, frustrating efforts to study transmission patterns of disease on flights.
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But as far as autonomous vehicles go, the real value lies not in the laser hardware, but in the software that combines lidar images with signals from radar detectors and video cameras, and overlays the resulting 22021D map with GPS data.
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Epstein claimed in new court filings that the townhouse would be appropriate for him to stay in because it has a clear front and back entrance that could be monitored with video cameras, which he is willing to pay to install.
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That's precisely why Facebook has invested resources into building its series of 360-degree video cameras, both to show creators what the tech is capable of and to help kickstart the immersive video boom Facebook thinks might be the future.
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Instead of giving drone operators a first person view with video cameras, PrecisionHawk uses what it calls a low altitude traffic and airspace safety system (LATAS) to help drone operators automatically avoid air traffic or any other obstacles during flight.
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Jupiter police, after gathering evidence they said led them to suspect that the spa was offering illegal sexual services, obtained a "sneak and peek" search warrant from a judge January 15 allowing police to secretly install video cameras inside the business.
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"Now that launch companies are putting video cameras on stage 2 rockets that reach an on-orbit status, all such launches will be held to the requirements of the law and its conditions," NOAA said in a statement on March 30th.
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But the flap also comes after months of revelations on how home assistant products from Amazon and Google use employees to monitor conversations in your home, and years of reports of hackers accessing video cameras on laptops and other computers.
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"Only representatives of the 'White Helmets' organization close to the Nusra Front who, as always, found themselves at the right time in the right place by chance with their video cameras can answer who did this and why," said Konashenkov.
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The first interactor—a muscular man in his fifties with a shaved head and a black V-neck sweater—walks into a conference room and sits in a low-slung blue armchair before a phalanx of video cameras and studio lights.
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An article published in The Washington Post in 1987 described the compound as having a tall chain-link fence surrounding it, as well as video cameras monitoring the gate, but also the lime-green bungalows, swimming pools and numerous tennis courts.
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That's more expensive than the Ozo, which rents for between $2,750 and $3,500, and an order of magnitude greater than many of Radiant Images' normal video cameras, although high-end standard camera setups can still cost thousands of dollars a day.
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There were road cordons and a heavy police presence outside the St. Regis, although officers took a gentle approach when urging those who had gathered outside the hotel with smartphones and video cameras to move back from the wire barricades.
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LAS VEGAS — Before he mowed down concertgoers from a perch high in a hotel tower, Stephen C. Paddock created a ring of surveillance around him, with video cameras in his suite and in the hallway, law enforcement officials said on Tuesday.
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Firms like Nortek Security & Control, which sells products under the 2GIG and ELAN brands, among others, also offer add-on products like stove and gun monitors, which are connected to the same monitoring system as the video cameras and intrusion sensors.
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She has automatic video cameras and is also collaborating with videographers from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, one of whom has his camera trained on this nest and had recorded the hatching of these babies a couple of hours before.
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CNET learned that Ring has worked with police to try to automatically activate nearby Ring video cameras in the event of a 911 call so that cops would, with user permission, be able to use the footage in ensuing investigations.
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Pervasive monitoring by video cameras on street corners and lampposts, capturing your face and tracking your movements, then cross-referencing that information with a central database, means that garments like the hoodie (or the burqa) may become even more contentious.
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Currently, a lack of adequate technology makes it remarkably difficult for the U.S. Border Patrol to get an early warning of just what type of threat such incidents represent, despite an extensive network of video cameras and unattended ground sensors.
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CNET learned that Ring has worked with police to try to automatically activate nearby Ring video cameras in the event of a 911 call, so that cops would be able to use the footage in ensuing investigations, with user permission.
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The Hawaii government also banned drones from capturing footage in the area, though that apparently hasn't stopped everyone from breaking out their little remote-controlled flying video cameras: The video shows lava flowing down major roads and incinerating trees in its path.
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With Cheddar previously reporting on Snap potentially releasing a redesigned pair of Spectacles with an aluminum frame and two video cameras instead of one, the digitization of the label could mean much slimmer glasses, and less brightly colored plastic on your face.
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Users should simply be aware that it's possible they could find an unexpected fee on their account, but it's hard to see what better system would work aside from mandating video cameras be in place in the vehicle to record any incidents.
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One of the practical applications of their research could be in hospitals or nursing homes, where the movements (dangerous falls) or symptoms (shaking hands) of patients could be tracked without the use of intrusive video cameras that don't work in the dark anyways.
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Researchers at Georgia Tech have upgraded it with gyro sensors, wheel encoders, a pair high-speed video cameras, and a quad-core computer with 32 gigabytes of RAM at its disposal for processing all of the data it collects in real-time.
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That is the philosophy in Chandler, a rapidly growing city outside Phoenix, where authorities noticed an increase in the number of residents who'd outfitted their homes with a new generation of internet-connected video cameras that monitor activity outside their front doors.
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We replicated state style CCTV and used home video cameras, as well as grainy black and white film and digital cameras to give the feeling of found footage pieced together to form an outside observer's idea of a place, almost nostalgic in form.
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Floodlights and video cameras were installed in the centre of the Rhineland city and sales of pepper spray cans were brisk before Weiberfastnacht (women's carnival), the traditional day when women take over their towns and symbolically castrate men by cutting off their ties.
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Mr. Perez and Gerald Vaughn, a former correction captain, ordered five members of an elite squad to beat Mr. Lightfoot in a cell that was covered by a drapery, away from video cameras, while three other officers stood outside, according to prosecutors.
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That morning, a pipe bomb had exploded at the finish line of a charity race in Seaside Park, N.J. Mr. Rahimi's fingerprints and his appearance on video cameras in the areas of the bombings led the authorities to him and his home.
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By Alexandra Kleeman Early in the first episode of David Lynch's new season of "Twin Peaks," we watch a young man sitting on a sofa in a Manhattan loft space, staring at a large steel cube that is itself surrounded by video cameras.
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In Moreno Valle's six years as governor there, he has spent lavishly on new surveillance systems, including multiple "security arches," highway-spanning structures that scrutinize traffic with video cameras and X-rays, and whose cost had raised some questions in the local press.
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Infrared video cameras were installed throughout the cave; communications cables were run from the chamber to a "command center," a tent where a documentary crew filming for " nova " and National Geographic captured Berger as he watched a live feed of the excavation.
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For more than a year, Matsuzaki and a team of engineers had been developing their little robot—a bread-loaf-sized, red and white machine equipped with five propellers, a transparent dome, front and rear video cameras, and an array of lights and sensors.
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" So he brought them together in a soundproofed stage, and they performed "standing up, almost like you would in a motion-capture stage — except no tracking markers, no data, no metadata's being recorded, it's only long-lens video cameras to get their faces and performances.
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In a Medium post on Monday, Leitschuh provided a demo in the form of a link that, when clicked, took Mac users who have ever installed the app to a conference room with their video cameras activated (it's here, if you must try yourself).
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The room is equipped to be a SCIF, but Monday's affair was conducted with the doors open, and pool reporters are often allowed to bring video cameras and recording devices inside to cover a meeting between the president and a foreign official, for instance.
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During an afternoon news conference, Dayton Police Chief Richard Biehl used footage from video cameras from several businesses in the neighborhood to lay out a detailed timeline of the gunman's movements around the neighborhood known for its night life before the early Sunday morning shooting.
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The technology of motion capture with the suit he wears and the dots on his face delivered 80 percent of pure, soulful performance to the animators and the video cameras that recorded his performance from six different angles gave the animators the next 20 percent.
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Around the same time as buying Nest, Google also started selling a prototype of its first major wearable product, Google Glass, but it drew widespread criticism for its design and inclusion of video cameras, and it never scaled to become a mass-market consumer product.
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In partnership with nearby universities like UC San Diego and county fire authorities, the utility has also deployed a network of video cameras and sensors that measure weather and moisture, which it then uses to predict high fire risk times and spot fires quickly.
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It started with marketers being really quizzical about Generation X, and so advertisers were going out and using handheld video cameras and talking to young people to try to figure out what they like, and then feeding that information back to companies to make decisions.
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The night before her body was discovered, video cameras recorded Judge Abdus-Salaam, a widely respected New York State Court of Appeals jurist, walking around for hours in Riverbank State Park in Upper Manhattan, according to several people briefed on the investigation into her death.
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Russia's authorities started trying to block the service in April but they inadvertently blocked Russian users' access to a slew of unrelated online services, including voice calls on the Viber messaging service, cloud-based applications for Volvo cars, and apps that control Xiaomi video cameras.
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It took investigators about four months of work -- involving stakeouts, dumpster searches, and the secret installation of video cameras inside the business -- to bust the Orchids of Asia Day Spa in Jupiter and charge Kraft and other men with misdemeanor solicitation of prostitution, police say.
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Everseen, an Irish technology firm whose original product was meant to detect scanning errors at the register, is now taking a similar approach to Amazon Go. It's launching a new product that uses video cameras and sensors to track items as customers grab them from shelves.
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After checking out some of the…Read more ReadIn May, members of the Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC) and the Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK) teamed up to explore the depths of the Mariana Trench using a new hadal-lander with 4K video cameras.
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Flip video cameras, once a pocketable darling of the video-capturing world, were toast; Cisco had shut down Flip a couple years after its ill-fated $590 million purchase of the company, because who needed a handheld HD video camera when smartphones could do the job?
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The camera-carrying drone will be tethered to the roof of a building and will not fly directly over the hundreds of thousands of revelers in the area, but it will add an additional vantage-point alongside the 1,225 fixed video cameras that police will deploy.
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Thermographic video cameras not only produce images that would make Andy Warhol proud (or at least sue for infringement), but the tool allows researchers to assess physiological changes — and potentially emotional states — in a wide variety of species like distantly related BFFs Canis familiaris and Homo sapiens.
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DOWN a dusty side road in the province of Punjab stands Shehr-e-Khamoshan, a new graveyard with freezers imported from Germany and a network of 22 video cameras that will allow relatives of the deceased to live-stream footage of funerals at the $1.5m facility.
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But hidden among the Internet-beaming drones and 360-degree video cameras Facebook showed off this week at its annual developer conference in San Francisco was a Facebook at Work booth, a small, unheralded reminder that the future of workplace communications is also on Facebook's radar.
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So we have billions and billions of new devices being rolled out, many of which don't have any encryption at all, from baby -- the video cameras that we use to monitor our babies, originally the pacemakers that literally went into people's hearts before patches were put out.
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As ProPublica reported in 2017, Haspel monitored her own black site and oversaw the sustained torture of Abu Zubaydah: As the CIA's video cameras rolled, security guards shackled Abu Zubaydah to a gurney and interrogators poured water over his mouth and nose until he began to suffocate.
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Last year, the Seattle City Council passed a comprehensive ordinance requiring disclosure of the city's surveillance technologies; this year, it voted to physically dismantle a network of video cameras and cell-phone trackers, installed in 2013, that was like a smaller version of the Domain Awareness System.
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TORONTO, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Video cameras were barred from the red carpet premiere of "The Birth of a Nation" at the Toronto Film Festival, where the movie's star and filmmaker Nate Parker smiled and greeted fans, despite recent headlines on his involvement in an old rape case.
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"You can think of cases in the product market where people thought they needed something special and you really didn't — the commodity, low-cost person took over," said John Horton, a labor economist at N.Y.U. Think of hand-held video cameras after the proliferation of smartphones.
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Using a pair of hi-def video cameras to produce stereo images that are wirelessly streamed to an external computer for processing, the badminton-playing robot can track and calculate the exact trajectory of an opponent's shot, ensuring that it's always in the exact spot to make a return.
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According to a patent application made by Walmart and granted by the US government last week, the prototype shopping carts would be pimped out with detachable motors, video cameras, and sensors, which would allow shoppers to summon their cart with a "user interface device" like a tablet or phone.
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The other designs featured in the video are noteworthy as well, with one offering a windowless navigation technology called Virtual Perspectives Augmenting Natural Experiences (V-PANE) that integrates video from an array of mounted LIDAR and video cameras to recreate a real-time model of a windowless vehicle's surroundings.
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In the news release, the district attorney's office said Roslyn Pilmar and her brother requested keys to the building where Howard Pilmar's office was located and asked for information about how to close the office at night and where the video cameras were located in the building lobby.
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When Ono presented this work fifty years ago, the use of video cameras for anything other than television broadcasting, never mind for works of art, was extremely rare; as it turned out, "Sky TV" became one of the pioneering experiments in what would become known as video art.
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Microscope is showing a handful of pieces from this past, which, in different ways, float the notion of filmmaking as an absurdist, looping endeavor: Two video cameras film each other; two televisions watch each other; the artist films himself reciting personal pronouns as if trying to figure out which one fits.
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As two protesters were being escorted from the rally in Tucson – one wearing a white mask emulating that of the Ku Klux Klan, whom Mr. Trump called "a disgusting guy," and another in an American flag shirt — video cameras captured a man punching and kicking the man in the flag shirt.
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In the lead up to Mobile World Congress, the company's got a bit more info to offer up on the subject, announcing that its Snapdragon 210 chip will support the nascent IoT OS, utilizing the processor's integrated LTE support to serve as the power behind devices like video cameras, payment systems, electronic signs.
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How Donald Trump lost the debate on social media last night How Donald Trump lost the debate on social media last night After Monday's presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump ended, breathless pundits and partisans elbowed their way toward nearby video cameras to declare who they thought won and lost.
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"She and David had been friends at one time, and she thought perhaps she could help," he writes, recounting her visit to the church's headquarters in Clearwater, Florida, where she allegedly could not meet with Miscavige but attempted to deliver a message directly to David by speaking into video cameras at Scientology offices.
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The scene in Exeter, uplinked by Liberty and broadcast by Freedom, was captured by a media army composed of artillery (five large video cameras mounted on a stage at the rear of the hall, and a dozen more perched on each of the hall's balconies) and infantry (reporters propping computers in their laps).
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The documents, which formed part of Sidewalk Labs' pitch to cities participating in the U.S. Department of Transportation's Smart City Challenge, show that Alphabet — Google's parent company — wants to monitor pedestrian, bike and car traffic, track passing wireless devices, listen to street noise and use the kiosks' built-in video cameras to identify abandoned packages.
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After his grave at Highgate Cemetery in North London was vandalized twice last year, the Marx Grave Trust, which owns the monument, decided to monitor it with video cameras installed in December on nearby trees, hoping to deter vandals from attacking a famous monument that has been desecrated several times over its decades-long existence.
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I use a variety of different tags now that go beyond just saying where the animal is—for example, I attach video cameras to the sharks, I have sensors that measure acceleration and swim speed, stuff that tells more about not just where they're going but what they're doing and what could be driving those patterns.
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In their letter, the senators asked the agencies a series of questions about facial recognition software, including if they had ever used the technology and if so how; what state and local agencies they assist in using facial recognition technology; and if they use the technology in real time to analyze faces captured on video cameras.
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In the not-so-distant-past, citizen journalists were a limited number of random people who happened to have a relatively bulky video cameras on them at the time an event was unfolding in front of them — think of the Rodney King beating by police captured on video by citizen journalist George Holliday back in 1991, for example.
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He said Mr. Shawkat told him that it was necessary to kill civilians to defeat "the terrorists," that "he would have been able to destroy Baba Amr in 10 minutes if there were not any video cameras" and that foreign journalists reporting from Baba Amr were "agents" of Israel and other countries, who should be targeted.
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On the day after, investigators learned that the Las Vegas horror was the result of extensive, meticulous planning: "As he fired round after round during an 11-minute stretch from a suite on the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino, Paddock used video cameras to keep an eye out for police storming his hotel room," the WashPost reports.
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But the Republican nominee instead deflected questions shouted at him, and only permitted still photographers and video cameras to continue with the tour of his newest hotel in Washington D.C. In a show of defiant solidarity, the television network pool photographer erased the video of Trump giving the tour of his hotel, protesting reporters' lack of editorial presence on the tour.
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Johnathon Ehsani, an assistant professor at the Johns Hopkins University School of Public Health Center for Injury Research and Policy, described a project in which 90 families in Virginia agreed to have their cars outfitted with video cameras and microphones, along with other data recorders, from the time the teenagers got their learner's permits until a year after they got their licenses.
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In a new study released this week, NPD is offering some insight into the phenomenon, noting that the home automation market saw a 57-percent year over year growth last year in the US. The category is currently led by networked video cameras, a component of around one-third of smart homes, according to the group, with an impressive 129-percent dollar growth over 2015.
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An integrated system that uses video cameras to see and analyze what's around a vehicle (such as an airport, parade, school, marathon route), combined with a GPS device that identifies the vehicle's precise location and a computer that controls the vehicle's speed (perhaps no more than 15 miles per hour in such locations), could help reduce or deter the use of vehicles as weapons to create terror.
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Giving an example of how its key-splitting consensus approval technology could be deployed in the real world, Cheng sketches the scenario of a nursing home worried about the risk of insurance claims against its staff being able to use PQ technology to enable an after-the-fact video evidence system, where video cameras are deployed in all its rooms but with the proviso that footage is only accessible (and thus viewable) via consensus agreement and solely for the purpose of proving out any future insurance claims.
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It was also the unexpected end of a life that would have read like fiction if we hadn't watched it with our own eyes: a bald, bearded, skull-capped mesomorph from the wilds of South Florida with bare fists to be feared, whose illicit exploits against opponents on patchy lawns and pavement became staples of the mid-2138s Internet, who leapt from fighting in front of pre-HD video cameras to fighting in front of some of the largest audiences ever to tune into a mixed martial arts fight.
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