Articles Tagged with ''video surveillance''

For most people, prison ranks high on the list of places to avoid. Yet, take no pride: U.S. prisons are filled to capacity with individuals who have committed some type of crime that warrants incarceration.

Shenzhen, China recently debuted a new system that ch allows people over the age of 60 to register for free subway rides, using their face as their ticket.

With about 400,000 residents, New Orleans (NOLA) is the most populous city in the State of Louisiana. The city is world-renowned for its jazz music, Creole an Cajun cuisines, and lively festivals like Mardi Gras.

A new Pew Research Center survey finds that a majority of Americans trust law enforcement agencies to use these technologies responsibly.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is warning the general public that it is illegal to operate a drone with a dangerous weapon attached.

The cities with the most surveillance cameras in the word per capita are all in China, except for London and Atlanta, Ga.

The FAA in partnership with Kittyhawk relaunched its B4UFLY mobile application that allows recreational drone flyers know where they can and cannot fly in the national airspace system.

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker recently signed into law a bill that will increase the number of security cameras along expressways in Cook County.

The city council of Oakland, Calif. has voted to ban the municipal use of facial recognition technology within its borders.