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• Congress: Unmanned Drones will be Allowed in U.S. Commercial Airspace
• California's Advanced Red-light Cameras Hit Drivers Where it Hurts
• Celebrate National 'Change Your Password' Day!
• Amazing Video: Flying 'People' Swoop Through New York City
• World's First '4-D' Theme Park Opens in South Korea
• Real-time Facial Recognition With Face.com's KLIK App
• Amazing 'Hexacopter' Lets Photography Go Airborne
• Do you Google your blind date? Maybe you should...
• Mercedes Creates Gesture-controlled Vehicle With Augmented Reality Windshield
• Thief Gets Smart in Awesome 'Viral' LG Ad
• Japan Plans Futuristic, Robotic Farm on Tsunami Site
• CES 2012: The Smart TV Race
• No More Dead Plants with System that Allows Plants to Call Owners
• Essentials for All Apple Device Owners
• Reading e-Books Just Got Easier and Cooler
• App Tests Your Blood Alcohol Level
• David Cronenberg's Gorgeous, Creepy Films to Become Augmented Reality Game
• On the Horizon: iPads and iPhones That Personalize Via Facial Recognition
• China to Send a Man to the Moon
• Airport Security: They're Doin' It Wrong
• UAVs Deployed to Fight Japanese Whaling
• Don't Miss: Amazing View of Comet from ISS
• 13-foot-tall Robot in Development in Japan
• Augmented Reality Pioneer Layar Lets You Augment the World
• Apple and Google Both Working on Wearable Augmented Reality Smartphones
• Prison Adopts Facial Recognition to Track Prisoner Releases
• IBM: We'll Have Mind-reading Smartphones in 5 Years
• 'Adult' Yogurt and Facial Recognition: A Match Made in Heaven
• Need a Last-minute Gift Idea? Buy One of These 7 Robots, Right Now
• Augmented Reality App Gives You a Peek Beneath Models’ Clothing
• A Meteor Shower Like You've Never Seen Before
• A Camera That Makes the Speed of Light Look Slow
• How Dangerous is it That Iran Has U.S. Drone?
• Hacking America's Secrets: China's Doing It Right
• Hulu's 'Face Match' Puts Facial Recognition to Work for Viewers
• Send Your Holiday Greetings ... to Space!
• Boom: The World's Loudest, Most Expensive iPhone Stereo Has Arrived
• Facial Recognition Trained to Spot Family Resemblances
• Is Computer Vision Tech the Answer to Affordable Organic Farming?
• Computer Vision Software Can Now Determine Your Age
• First Time Ever: Renewable Energy Investments Top Fossil Fuels
• Computer Vision Algorithms Used to Solve DARPA De-shredding Challenge
• AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile Use Carrier IQ Too
• Incredible Video: Robot Recognizes Itself in a Mirror
• Is Your Android Phone Violating Your Privacy?
• Update: Facial Recognition will Soon be Used for Standardized Testing
• Pitcher, Batter and Catcher: Astronaut Plays One-man Baseball in Space
• Robotic Prison Wardens Coming to South Korea's Prisons
• New Software Will Uncover the Lies of Photoshop
• Report: Augmented Reality Market to Grow 95 Percent by 2016
• Twine Links Your Everyday Objects to Twitter, Email or Texts
• Facial Recognition: The Cure for Cheating?
• In Washington DC, Police can Track Your Car Way too Easily
• Harvard to Manufacture Swarming Killbots ... er, Kilobots
• Hello Kinect for PCs, Goodbye Mouse and Keyboard?
• The 25 Most-used Passwords (That Are Super-easy to Guess)
• Augmented Reality Coming to Your Contact Lenses?
• Facial Rec Now Detects Micro-expressions and Lies
• ‘Customizable’ Camera Software to Revolutionize Photography?
• Prism Skylabs Featured on Brian Lehrer TV!
• Scientists Have Invented the Lightest Material on Earth
• InStyle Magazine Takes Augmented Reality to a Cool New Level
• Europe to Ban Full-body X-ray Scans at Airports
• NASA: Now Hiring Astronauts
• Report: Robotics Will Lead to 1 Million New Jobs by 2016
• Experience a Beautiful New View of Earth, as Seen From Space
• 'Robotic Ostrich' Runs Faster Than Humans
• Can Facial Rec Be Fooled With This Simple Trick?
• Starbucks Takes on Augmented Reality ... But Why?
• Happy 10-year Anniversary, TSA!
• Microsoft Working Toward Star Wars-style Augmented Reality Projectors
• Augmented Reality 'Pop-up' Stores: The Next Big Thing?
• Intellistreets 'Controls, Monitors' the Sensory World ... But What About Your Privacy?
• Airlines' Checked-bag Fees: Bad for Security?
• Augmented Reality Gets Creepy, Just in Time for Halloween
• Check Out Microsoft's Vision of the Future
• Get Ready for an Explosion of Computer Vision Apps
• Facebook Warned Over Facial Rec in Europe
• Congress to Target Facial Recognition?
• Would Nixing the TSA Help the Deficit?
• Computer Vision System Identifies Bystanders at Crime Scenes
• Shopping Centers Monitor Customers Via Cell Phones
• 'Remora' Weaponized UAV is Dropped From Larger UAV
• World's Largest Jeweler Embraces Augmented Reality
• UAV 'Arms Race' Heats Up
• FBI Will Launch Nationwide Facial Recognition System
• Worth Watching: Robot Hides in Walls, Punches Through at Will
• Next Google Phone May Have Facial Rec Lockscreen
• Update: iPhone 5 Has Voice-based 'Virtual Assistant'
• Will iPhone 5 Feature Futuristic Voice Controls?
• Legos Get the Augmented Reality Treatment
• Can Criminals Be Recognized By The Way They Walk?
• Smartphones That Measure Body Fat, Radiation, Bad Breath?
• 'Parker' App Means You'll Never Again Circle For a Parking Spot
• A Rodent With a Robot Brain? It's True
• Ireland Launches World's First Augmented Reality Newspaper
• Hackers Stole Your Credit Card? Robots Are On the Case
• The View From Above: In Hard Focus Round-up (September 19, 2011)
• Use of Intelligent Cameras Can Increase Customer Loyalty
• New Amendment Says TSA Can't See You Naked
• Prism Skylabs Gives Customers a Real-time View Inside Businesses
• Are Artificial Intelligence 'Chat Robots' the Next Teachers?
• Paraswift, the Base-jumping Robot
• The Post-9/11 World of Security: 10 Years On
• The View From Above: In Hard Focus Round-up (September 8, 2011)
• Airport Facial Recognition System Detects Lying
• Photo Hack Day Yields Awesome Facial Rec Applications
• Helmet Lets You Augment Your Entire Reality
• The View from Above: InHardFocus Round-up (September 2, 2011)
• The View From Above: In Hard Focus Round-up (September 1, 2011)
• London 2012: The First Olympics in 3-D
• The View From Above: In Hard Focus Round-up (August 30, 2011)
• Lodging at the First Space Hotel: $1 Million
• God, Self-awareness, Insults: What Comes Up When Two Robots Talk?
• The View From Above: In Hard Focus Round-up (August 29, 2011)
• Tacit is Like Sonar for the Blind
• A New Way to Communicate During Disasters Without Cell Service, Internet or Landlines
• The View From Above: In Hard Focus Round-up (August 25, 2011)
• TV Shopping? Augmented Reality Will Help You Find the Perfect Size
• The View From Above: In Hard Focus Round-up (August 24, 2011)
• Earthquake Fears? Don't Worry: Soon Your iPhone Will Warn You
• Zapparel: The World's First Augmented-Reality Clothing Line
• The View From Above: In Hard Focus Round-up (August 22nd, 2011)
• Back-to-School Safety: There's an App for That
• Friday Fun: Where's Wall-E?
• 3-D Face Models Give Disney Animators Intuitive Control of Expressions
• The View From Above: In Hard Focus Round-up (August 17th, 2011)
• Robots on the Radio, Coming Soon to Airwaves Near You
• FBI App Helps Find Missing Kids
• The View From Above: In Hard Focus Round-up (August 16, 2011)
• Blow Off Some Steam: Go on a Legal Graffiti Spree
• The View From Above: In Hard Focus Round-up (August 15, 2011)
• New Augmented Reality App Shows the Violence of Past Car Crashes
• The View From Above: In Hard Focus Round-Up (August 12, 2011)
• 'Robot Sommeliers' Live a Life of Luxury
• Augmented Reality GPS ... on a Camera?
• The View From Above: In Hard Focus Round-Up (August 10, 2011)
• 'Crowdsourced' Justice: Webizens Use Facial Rec to ID London Rioters
• Zugara Aims to Create Virtual Dressing Rooms
• Researchers Animate Photos of Faces
• The View From Above: In Hard Focus Round-Up (August 5, 2011)
• Play Multiplayer Games With Fellow Passengers With Inflight Games
• A Very Happy, Happy Meal
• MIT Robot Bakes Giant Cookies
• The View From Above: In Hard Focus Round-Up (August 3, 2011)
• Vein Recognition Scanners: The Next Step to a Wallet-free Future?
• Accessing Patient Data With Palm-Vein Technology
• May the Force Be With You -- In Your Car
• The View from Above: InHardFocus Round-up (August 2, 2011)
• Pizza Hut Delivers AR for its iPhone App
• World's Tallest Building is Moving to Saudi Arabia
• The View From Above: In Hard Focus Round-up (August 1, 2011)
• App Transforms Ads Into Art
• 'Learning Robot' Crowdsources for Information, Skills From Internet, Other Bots
• The View From Above: In Hard Focus Round-up (July 29, 2011)
• Feel Important: Use New Visidon AppLock
• Facial Recognition Tech Evolves to Recognize Places
• The View From Above: In Hard Focus Round-Up (July 28, 2011)
• Computer Vision Technology Gives US Olympians an Edge in 2012
• Apple iOS 5 to Include Facial Recognition Technology, Open API for New Apps
• Heathrow Prepares to Install Facial Recognition Scanners
• Forget Kids and Pets: 'Adopt-a-Robot' is Here!
• The View From Above: In Hard Focus Round-Up (July 26, 2011)
• Computers Can Spot Phony Reviews Better than People
• The View From Above: In Hard Focus Round-up (July 25, 2011)
• Face-Off: Google Continues Computer Vision Acquisitions with PittPatt
• Facebook Gets Even More Interactive with New Video Service
• The View From Above: In Hard Focus Round-up (July 22, 2011)
• The View From Above: In Hard Focus Round-up (July 21, 2011)
• 1 Billion Smartphones Will be Sold Every Year by 2016
• Making Augmented Reality a Reality Using iPad 2 and Kinect
• The View from Above: In Hard Focus Round-up (July 20, 2011)
• TSA: Updates to Airport Screening Tech will Enhance Privacy
• The Wars of the Future to be Fought by UAVs?
• MORIS' Mobile Facial-Recognition Device: Impinging on Privacy?
• The View From Above: In Hard Focus Round-up (July 19, 2011)
• App Uses Object Recognition to Give Sight to the Blind
• The View From Above: In Hard Focus Round-up (July 18, 2011)
• Augmented Reality Game Makes Your Surroundings the Field of Play
• Reseachers Develop 'Hand-hacking' PossessedHand
• The View From Above: In Hard Focus Round-Up (July 15, 2011)
• Mysterious Prism Skylabs Promises to Take 'Physical Spaces Online'
• U.S. Uses Biometrics to ID Iraqis, Afghans
• A Different Type of World Cup? Robots Expected to Play Humans in Soccer by 2050
• Researchers Develop Bionic Glasses
• Crime Cameras in San Fran Helping the Innocent
• A Camera For Your Thoughts, or Your Neurons?
• Playstation Vita's Facial Recognition is Ahead of its Time
• Protecting Protestors by Creating a Photo That Never Existed
• Researchers Developing Robots That Recognize Human Facial Expressions
• Implanted Bombs: The Next Big Air Security Threat?
• Let Your Favorite Tunes Charge Your Cell Phone
• Futuristic NYC Hotel Features a Luggage-sorting Robot
• Simple Film Overlay Transforms Your TV From 2-D to 3-D
• Amazing Lytro Camera Automatically Captures 3-D Pictures
• Use Facial Recognition to Find the Most Happening Bars
• Out of Milk? Just Stop by the Virtual Supermarket
• Nasty! Robot Uses X-Rays to Debone 500 Hams an Hour
• Sync Your Phone to Your PC, Using Only Its Camera
• Facial Recognition Software Goes After Stanley Cup Rioters
• A Camera that Shoots Now, Focuses Later
• TSA Tweeks Pat-down Procedures for Kids
• Texas Governor Revives Anti-TSA Bill
• Teaching Computers How to Perceive 3-D
• A Research Breakthrough in Smellevision
• 'Facebook Music' Will Violate Your Privacy Even More
• Stranded at the Airport ... And Raising Security Concerns?
• Google Introduces 'Search by Image' for Desktop
• Robot Mannequin Tries on Clothes for You!
• 'Hackable' Medical Implants the Next Security, Privacy Concern?
• Unique Combination of Technology is Bad News for Criminals
• Smarter UAVs Mean More UAVs in War Zones
• Privacy Advocates Ask for FTC Investigation of Facebook Facial Rec
• Coming Soon: Augmented Reality Navigation System
• Sony Develops Integrated Augmented Reality Technology
• PR2? More Like Betty Crocker Bot
• Love Shazam? Now Your Phone Can ID Videos, Episodes and Celebrities
• First "Perfect Picture" Glasses-free 3-D TV Unveiled in Vegas
• The Future of Nutrition Management: Edible RFIDs
• Ruby the Robot Solves Rubik's Cube in Just 10 Seconds
• Infrared Cameras in Space Discovered 17 Lost Pyramids in Egypt
• DARPA's 100 Year Starship Study
• Your DNA Creates Unique Art
• Lingodroid Robots Invent Their Own Language
• Students, Your Lunch Tray is on Candid Camera!
• How did Facial Recognition Software ID Osama?
• Harnessing Noise to Charge Your Cell Phone
• Before SEALs Found Bin Laden, Military Considered Using Crows
• Internet 'Kissing Machine' Takes Intimacy Online
• Satellite's Facial Rec Spotted Bin Laden in September 2010
• Phone Requires Fingerprint Scan to Access Functions
• Consumer, Privacy Organizations Band Together to End Online Tracking
• Osama Bin Laden Confirmed Dead By Face Rec
• Bin Laden Mission's 'Extreme Accuracy' Called for Seals, Not Robots
• Computer That Recognizes the "That's what she said" Joke
• Next-generation 3-D City Maps Put Google to Shame
• App Makes Grocery Shopping a Breeze
• Whiskey-powered Car Gives New Meaning to Drink and Drive
• LoJack Uses RF to Safely Track People
• Photosynth Stitches Regular Photos Into a 3-D World
• New Facebook/T-Mobile VOIP Service: What Does it Mean for Law Enforcement?
• Robot Uses AI, 3-D Scanning to Sort Recyclable Waste
• "This SMS Message Will Self-Destruct."
• Phillies Fans Boo Robot that Throws First Pitch
• iPhone App Saves You From Your Calorie-loving Self
• Scent-based Virtual Reality: The Cookie Test
• Brazilian Cops get High-tech with Facial Rec to Combat 2014 World Cup Hooligans
• Disturbed by FourSquare? 'Creepy' is Even Creepier
• Think You've Got a Nice Right Hook? Try Fighting This Robot
• TSA Inappropriately Pats Down Child? You Decide
• Another Dumb Thief Targets Security Tradeshow
• Oil-Spill-Cleaning, Sailing Robots
• Checking in on 'Privates' Privacy-enhanced Underwear
• TSA Error Means Scanner Radiation Levels are 10 Times Higher Than Believed
• Naked Florida Man Shoots Police Robot with AK-47
• What does 3VR stand for anyway? (ISC West Live)
• TSA Approves New Pilot-screening System to Streamline Security
• 3VR Gets a New Look (ISC West Live)
• University Student Creates Priceless Object-tracking Algorithm that Learns From its Mistakes
• Incredible '4-D' Tech Takes Facial Recognition in New Direction
• Japan Accepts Robots From U.S. Company to Aid in Relief Efforts
• Google App Accesses Private Data Through Photos
• Qatar to Build Robotic Clouds to Cool World Cup Stadiums
• Can't Find a Girlfriend? Sign Up for a 'Cloud' Relationship!
• TSA Re-focusing on Shoe-scanning Detection
• iMobot can Rebuild Itself, Change Shape and Connect with Other Robots
• Let Facial Recognition Technology Find Your Next Date!
• New App Shares Your Photos with People by Proximity ... Automatically
• Laptop Theft Victim Gets Last Laugh
• States' Bills Could Criminalize TSA Agents as Sex Offenders, Felons
• New Zogby Poll Re-affirms Americans’ desire for Security … and Privacy
• Amazing 3-D Artwork Brings Famous Authors to Life
• DIY: How to Create the "Eye of Sauron"
• Seeing The ‘Invisible’
• Wikileaks: Japan Was Warned About Nuclear Power Stations Safety
• Security Cameras Can Detect Radioactivity at Japan's Fukushima Plant
• New Hampshire Bill Could Make TSA Pat-downs, Scanning Technology Illegal
• Will Robots be Used in Japan's Recovery Efforts?
• In Japan, Smartphones Change the Face of Disaster
• China to Install World's Largest Security Network with 500,000 Cameras
• Gesture/Eye Control, Face Rec and More Way-cool Tech from CeBIT 2011
• Online Retailer Uses Robotics, Computer Vision to Revolutionize Shipping
• Geminoid is the World's Most Realistic Robot
• Spying the Friendly Skies
• The Future of Glass
• Paging Doctor "Watson"
• Korean Robot Teaches English to Fourth Graders
• New Software Matches Police Facial Sketches to Mug Shots
• Beijing to Begin Tracking Citizens Using Cell Phones
• DHS Signs Contracts for Covert Mobile Body Scanners
• Kinect-enabled Robot to Rescue Earthquake Victims?
• Microsoft Turns 2-D Photos Into Realistic Talking Heads
• Avatar Border Agent Knows When You're Lying
• 'Privates' Privacy Clothing Proves Effective in Real-world Tests
• Company Introduces Mini Radar/Surveillance System
• Get a Glimpse of Microsoft's Amazing Next-generation Interfaces
• Robonaut 2 Answers Your Tweets ... From Space!
• TSA's $30 Million Blunder
• World's First Robot Marathon is Underway
• Seattle Restaurant Refuses to Serve TSA Employees
• Kiss Controller Takes Video Games to Second Base
• Nonprofit Reaches Goal to Build Robocop Statue in Detroit
• Machine Converts Plastic Waste Into Fuel
• Secret Service Employs Gaming Technology and 3-D Modeling to Train for Threats
• The Cutest Security Robot Ever?
• Researchers Investigate Why Children's Fingerprints Disappear Faster
• Computer Vision Used to Monitor the Health of Oceans
• Intelligent Perimeter Detection System Deployed at Florida Airport
• ACLU Offers Viable Way Forward for Chi-Town Surveillance
• Your iPhone/iPad Password Can Be Hacked in Six Minutes
• TSA Continues to Delay Release of Body-scanner Safety Reports
• Fledgling Startup Wants to Transform Geotagged Photos into Its Own 'Matrix'
• 'Tiered' Security: The Solution TSA Has Been Waiting For?
• ACLU: Chicago's Surveillance Network Violates First Amendment
• Technology Checks for Wine Quality and Explosives
• 1 in 50 Troops in Afghanistan is a Robot
• 3VR to Take Singapore by Storm This Week
• TSA Tries to Get it Right With More Modest Body Scanners
• Spy Cams: No Match for Curious Polar Bears
• Recovering Fingerprints from Fabrics
• Happy Data Privacy Day! Time to Protect Your Stuff
• Watch: Drug smugglers in Mexico Use Giant Catapult to Hurl Marijuana Over the Border
• Smart Fence Tech Getting Smarter
• Must Read: Steve Talks Privacy with USA Today
• Terminator-style Robotic Arm Could Seriously Kill You
• Facial Recognition: Emerging as the Fastest-growing Segment
• Jesse Ventura's Lawsuit Claims TSA Sexually Assaulted Him
• Moscow Terrorist Attack Highlights Airport Security's Shortcomings
• Researchers Develop Sensors that Rapidly Detect Explosives, Banned Substances
• Practice Safe Text: Get This App!
• Mexico Pioneers the Use of Iris Scans for National Identity Cards
• EPA Monitoring for Bioterrorism at Dallas Super Bowl Site
• Two New Yorkers Subdue Crazed Passenger Aboard JFK-bound Plane
• Robots ... Used in Camel Racing?
• Watch: Texter Falls into Mall Fountain
• Playboy Coming to iPad: There Will be Nudity
• Converting 2-D Photos into 3-D Faces for Security Applications
• Busted! JetBlue Ticket Agent Accepts $100 Bribe
• Solar Roadways Would Charge Your Electric Car, End Icy Streets?
• Amazing New Car Enables the Blind to Drive
• Location-sharing App Keeps Private Data Safe
• Researchers Develop First Curvilinear Camera
• New Facial Recognition Software Targets Gambling Addicts
• JetBlue Pilot Loses His Gun, Grounding Two Flights
• Long-distance Fingerprint Scanner Can Improve Security Checkpoints
• Taiwanese Compay Develops Face-recognizing Vending Machine
• U.S. Airports May Test Body Scanner With Privacy Upgrades
• Judge Rules DHS Need Not Disclose TSA Images to Public
• Mind Control iPhone App
• National Internet ID Cards to Come?
• Should Members of Congress Get Special TSA Treatment?
• In Hard Focus Surpasses 100,000 Unique Monthly Visitors
• Hacking Microsoft's Kinects for Group Surveillance
• Baby Monitors Go High Tech
• Do Police Need a Warrant to Search Your Cellphone? It Depends on Where You Live
• NASA Picks Most Absurd, Most Likely Sci-Fi Movies Ever Made
• WikiLeaks: Germany, U.S. Developing Secret Spy Satellites
• Watch Molten Metal Through the World's Fastest X-ray Video Camera
• LG’s Thinq Cleans Your Home, Feeds Your Dog While You’re Away
• More Airports Consider Dumping TSA
• InteraXon Debuts Thought-controlled iPad Game
• You Decide How the Movie Ends!
• Elderly Passenger Punches Teen Who Refused to Turn off iPhone on Flight
• IBM Peeks into the Future
• Software Brings Copy-Paste Magic to 3-D Video
• New Website Tracks TSA Use of Advanced Imaging Tech
• Running Robot Mimics Human Movements
• 3VR to Grow Intelligent Video Search with New $17 Million Investment
• Fed Up with TSA? Tell Them How You Feel!
• Investigation Finds That TSA Scanners Probably Aren't Safe
• TSA Screeners Miss Loaded Handgun in Passenger's Carry-on
• Amazing iPhone App Instantly Translates Signs
• Mexican Surveillance Drone Crashes in Texas
• Retail Signage Uses Face Rec to Determine Shoppers' Age, Gender
• Colbert Will Protect His Privates -- With Pancakes?
• Love New Tech? Sign Up for 'Privates' Test-Pilot Program!
• This Robot Will Destroy You ... On Jeopardy
• "Minority Report" Technology Tested at Barajas Airport in Madrid
• Introducing TSA-friendly Privacy Enhanced Travel Clothing, From IHF
• Study: TSA's Advanced Scanners Still Miss Certain Explosives
• The Real 'Big Brother'? Research Could Change How We Do Surveillance
• TSA Blog Goes on Defense
• Desperate Housewives Caught Smuggling iPads into China
• WikiLeaks: China's Politburo Ordered Cyber Attacks on Google?
• 911 Services Modernize with Texting Capabilities
• Link: Top 10 Things to Say to TSA Employees Who Want to Touch You
• DHS Teams With Walmart to Highlight Public Awareness
• Former 'Baywatch' Star Singled Out by TSA?
• WikiLeaks: China is Lightyears Ahead in Tech Innovation
• WikiLeaks Divulges Most Sensitive Information to Date
• Misuse of TSA Scans to Become a Federal Crime?
• Researchers Develop New Model to Assess Urban Water Security
• Number of Lawsuits Against TSA Grows
• U.S. Deploys "Taliban's Worst Nightmare"
• DHS Monitors Your Blog Posts, Tweets and Status Updates
• Molecular Biologist Discounts TSA's Safety Claims for Scanners
• Unmanned Drones Used to Target Rhino Poachers
• Foursquare Offers New Badge for Getting TSA Pat Down
• New Blog Wants Your TSA Horror Stories
• Blending Facial Recognition Technology with Art
• Get Touched by TSA - Win an iPod!
• Passenger: I'll Take a Strip-down Over a TSA Pat-down
• TSA: Screening Procedures will be "as minimally invasive as possible"
• Naked Security Scans Illustrate Ineffectiveness of TSA's Advanced Screening Techniques
• Will You Undergo Advanced Screening on Your Next Flight?
• Some Airports to Ditch TSA?
• EPIC: Body Scanners, Pat Downs Violate Law
• Germany Tightens Airport Security Over Credible Threats
• Surprise! Poll Says Most Americans Approve of Full-body Scanners
• Flash Mob Strips to Protest Full-body Scanners
• Passenger May Face $10,000 Fine for Refusing Security Screening
• New Security System Identifies People by Unique Eye Movements
• Outrage Over TSA Screening Spawns 'National Opt-out Day'
• An Unbelievable Account of TSA Hostility
• See the New TSA Pat-down Procedures in Action
• Revolutionary Facial Recognition Network Allows Police to Identify Suspects in Seconds
• New Method for Detecting Concealed Radioactive Material May Revolutionize Port Security
• NASA Creating 'Solar Shield' to Defend Against Sun Storms
• This Boat's A Rockin'!
• US Airways Union President: TSA is 'Devoid of Common Sense'
• Air Cargo Security Measures Tightened After Thwarted Terrorist Plot
• Pilots Association: Pilots Should Avoid Advanced Airport Scanners
• In the Future, Movie Theater Screens Watch YOU
• Robots on the Moon, Coming Soon From NASA
• Creepy! Google CEO Talks Privacy
• Honda's ASIMO Robot is Officially a Pre-teen
• Critics: New TSA Screening Techniques are Like 'Foreplay'
• Facial Recognition System Targets Criminals in Public Places
• Driverless Vans Travel From Italy to China
• Air Travel to Get Stricter Starting Nov. 1
• New Test Equipment Enhances Police Traffic Surveillance
• Japan to Test Walk-through Bomb Detectors at APEC
• Artificial Intelligence 'Revolution' Driven by Intelligent Video
• Law Of Attraction: A Novel
• Facial Recognition Technology Coming to Cell Phones
• Another Problem With Full-body Scanners: Naked Celebrity Pictures
• Richard Branson, Gov. Bill Richardson Unveil Spaceport America Runway
• Napolitano Visits JFK Airport to Highlight the Use of Full-body Scanners
• IHF Welcomes Rajiv Shah
• Failure at the Border
• Simple Sensor Sniffs Out Shoe Bombs
• Man With Mind-controlled Prosthetic Arm Dies in Car Accident
• Watch As Stupid Criminals Steal a Laptop From a Security Trade Show
• 250,000 German Residents Opt Out of Google Street View
• Pilot May Lose Job for Refusing Full-body Scan
• Critics: 'Ugly Meter' Facial Recognition iPhone App Encourages Bullying
• Father and Son Launch Balloon with HD Camera Into Space
• Researchers Developing Bilingual, Bicultural 'Roboceptionist'
• Experts: Bullying, Domestic Violence Fueled by the Internet
• Manchester Police Tweets All Incidents for 24 Hours
• Liquid-scanning Technology to Hit US Airports?
• Computer Vision Technology Used to Capture Satellites
• Unlogo Erases Logos From Your World
• MovieReshape: The Photoshop of Video
• Who's Afraid of Robotic Cars?
• Computers That Can Read Body Language
• Three Words: Robotic Teddy Bear
• See the World's First Augmented/Mixed Reality Sunglasses
• Roll Call! School Invests in Facial Rec to Monitor Attendance
• The Future of Health: Monitoring Stats with your Bathroom Mirror
• At-home 3-D TV, No Dorky Glasses Required
• Skylifter 'Flying Saucer' Can Move Entire Buildings
• World's First "Cyber Superweapon" Attacks China
• Report: Biometric ID Technology "Inherently Fallible"
• 10 Million Security Cameras to be Installed in China in 2010
• A Mustache That Fools Facial Rec? Don't Count on it!
• Watch the World's Smallest Stop-motion Animation Character
• Online Dating 2.0 to Use Facial Recognition Software?
• Greatest Photoshop Feature Ever
• New Luggage Inspection Methods Will Be Able to Identify Liquid Explosives
• Your PC is About to Make Life Even Easier
• A Camera that Works Like the Human Eye
• Park Spark Project Transforms Dog Waste into Energy
• 'Facial' Recognition Software Makes Animal Tagging Less Invasive
• Scientists to Develop Smart Vision Machines
• 405nm Laser Face Paint
• Museum Security: Do not as Cairo Does
• iPhone App/Scanner Can Process Credit Card Payments
• Security Camera FAIL
• Video: PR2 Robot Draws a Self-Portrait
• Flash Drive Caused the Worst Cyber Attack on U.S. Military
• A Full-body Invasion of Privacy - To Go!
• Oil-eating Robots Could Save the Gulf
• ‘Pedestrian Remover’ May Change the Face of Google Street View
• Watch a Skyscraper Appear Out of Nowhere
• Surveillance Video Captures the Darndest Things
• The James Bond-style Smart Phone
• Facial Recognition's Myths and Misconceptions
• George Lucas Sues Makers of 'Jedi Mind' Wireless Headset
• More Than Half of Network Cameras will be Megapixel/HD by 2014 - IMS
• Urumqi, China: The World's New Most-watched City?
• Apple to Use Facial, Voice Recognition for iPhone ‘Kill Switch’
• IHF Alert: Time to Start Hoarding Helium
• Watch NASA's New Robot Come to Life
• City of Leon, Mexico, Tracks Citizens with Public Eye Scanners
• DIY Computer Vision ... on a Canon
• The PR2 Robot Goes On Sale Next Month
• The Future of Displays?
• German Citizens Express Privacy Concerns Over Google's Street View
• Whiskey as the New Biofuel?
• The Art of LumiBots
• Microsoft Develops Phone with "Digital Breadcrumbs" to Help You Find Your Way
• Father of Iran's UAV Program Dies in Bomb Blast
• 30 Incredible 3-D Robots
• Students Learn to Use GPS, GIS Technology to Solve Crimes
• ATM Thieves Use Breasts to Distract Their Victim
• DIY Surveillance Robot Project
• Google Acquires Like.com
• Surveillance of Jet Blue Attendant Escape
• 3-D Mapping Goes Indoors
• Japan Launches Personalized Digital Advertising Displays
• Raytheon Unveils Scorpion Helmet Technology
• UK Parking Lots Guarded by Facial Recognition
• When Will Hiroshi Ishiguro Quit Creeping Us Out?
• SIA: Video Analytics Can Cut Per-camera Cost
• South Korea Declares "War" on Sex Offenders
• China Underpins Global Video Surveillance Market Growth
• Indian Spices Can Help Save the Planet
• A Smart Home that Aims to Please You?
• Global Warming: White Roofs to the Rescue?
• New Self-sustaining Robot Eats Sewage, Excretes Fuel
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• The Kitchen of the Future
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• The World's Top 10 Robots
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• Leave Traditional Face Recognition to Women and Gay Men
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• Music by the Large Hadron Collider?
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• Digital Ads on California License Plates?
• The Emotion-detecting Ice Cream Machine
• Watch a Day in the Life of a Mars500 Crew Member
• Justin to the Rescue
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• PR2 Moves From the Laundromat to the Pool Hall
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• World Cup Players Say Goodbye to Privacy?
• Send Your Face to Space
• iPhone 4 Unveiled at WWDC
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• Mini UAVs Get Even Smarter
• The First Video Camera for Pets
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• iPhone App Goes After Crimes-in-Progress
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• Technology Imitates Nature
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• A Car that Works Like a Plant
• Google Weighs Facial Recognition Plans
• Kevin Costner to the Rescue?
• DIY: Create an iPhone-controlled Coilgun
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• Cambridge University Researchers Identify Cause for Laptop, Cell Phone Fires
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• The Future of Shopping?
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• Research Brings Us Closer to See-through Cameras, Detectors
• Future Cameras May Understand What They're Seeing
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• OLED Breakthrough Could Give Us Night-vision Features on Cell Phones, Glasses
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• Facial Recognition Changes the Face of VIP Treatment
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• DARPA Begins Proposal Stage for a Road-to-air Vehicle
• Feds Shut Down Cyber Criminals' Website
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• Watch the Icelandic Volcano Erupt in Real Time
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• Wearable Technology Brings Us Social Networking Fabric
• Segways Used For Sniper Practice
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• Tiny, Paper-thin Camera and Iris Recognition Technology Being Field Tested for Military, Homeland Security
• Mini Surveillance Airplane Mimics Bird Movements
• Voice Recognition Technology Slowly Advancing
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• Smartphones That Can Save Your Life
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• Computer Vision Technology Propels Augmented Reality Forward
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• World's Largest DVR
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• Megapixel Cameras Used as Bionic Eyes
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• What Not to Wear...To the Airport
• Remote-controlled Helicopter Makes First Arrest
• Female Androids Come to Life
• Fuji Camera First to Feature Pet Detection
• CCTV To Get 'X-Ray' Vision
• First Rule of Flying is Good Advice For Entrepreneurs
• Robotic Paintgun-toting "Kill Bot" Means Business
• If It's Broken, Fix It
• Podcast with Security Squared!
• Underground Trolley Cameras Coming to Beantown, SweeperCams In Nation's Capital
• If You Thought Photoshop Was Good...
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• Remember To Use Your 'Inside Voice'
• CNET Declares Picasa 3.5 Champion of Photo-Editing Facial Recognition Software
• Invasion of the Body Bombers
• SFO Receives $5 Million in New Funding for CCTV Equipment
• Photosynthing Entire Cities
• Face Rec Coming to Chicago Transit
• "As of right now there is no arrest and no anticipated arrest"
• Sitting Down with Rajiv Shah
• Face.com Launches New Photo Tagger
• 3VR Featured in New Scientist!
• I Can't Help It -- More iPhone MacRumors
• Are You the Next Susan Boyle?
• Life Without a Mobile Phone?
• ePassports get Floating Heads
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• Sitting Down with Rob Jenkins
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• (Don't) Say Cheese
• London Watching
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• Will Terminator be the Same Without Arnold?
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• Daily Headers: May 13, 2009
• IHF Roundup: Retail Crime Rates Continue to Climb, Robotic Animals End Poaching Dreams & Other Top Headlines This Week
• 3VR CEO Al Shipp Interviewed in Security Products Podcast!
• Daily Headers: May 5, 2009
• Do New Biometric Restrictions Make Video Surveillance Illegal?
• Meet Cincinnati's "Super" Heroes
• IHF Roundup: Facial Recognition Infiltrates Household Items, Facial Scanners Find the Bar Scene & Other Top Headlines This Week
• US Airports Looking Toward Standardization
• IHF Roundup: Airports Ponder Universal Access Control, Researchers Design 'Wearable' Robots & Other Top Headlines This Week
• South Korean Study Delivers a Face Rec First (90%+ Accuracy Using Surveillance Video)
• Rise of the Drones
• Daily Headline Update: April 13, 2009
• IHF Roundup: Robots Hitting the Crop Fields, Airport Facial Scanners Slowing Security Lines & Other Top Headlines This Week
• Face.com Brings Face Rec to Facebook
• Internet Video Saves the Day
• Robobugs Do Surveillance
• TimeSight VLM vs. 3VR SmartStorage™
• Manchester Airport Downgrades Matching Threshold on Facial Scanners
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• IHF Roundup: 365 Days (and counting) until ISC West, Robots Making Pizza in Italy and Other Top Headlines This Week
• You are being watched...in 3D
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• IHF Roundup: Robots Invading the Job Site, Surveillance Cameras Busting Fuzz and Other Top Headlines This Week
• Introducing the New 3VR S-Series SmartRecorder
• Keeping Tabs on @TheSteveRussell
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• IHF Roundup: Female Robot Struts Her Stuff, Robotic Fish Invades Foreign Waters and Other Top Headlines This Week
• Skinny Robot Responds to Your...Gestures
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• IHF Roundup: Body Odor as the New Lie Detector, Biometrics Invade Classrooms and Hospitals, and Other Top Headlines This Week
• Biometrics: Coming Soon to A Hospital Near You
• What's That Smell?
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• Cameras, Cameras Everywhere!
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• IHF Roundup: Chicago Bolsters Virtual Shield, Biometrics Invade Hospitals and Other Top Stories This Week
• Biometrics: The New Timecard Verifier?
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• IHF Roundup: New iPhone App Aids Gamblers, Photoshop Trumps Laptops, and Other Top Stories This Week
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• For Those Who Like Their Robots Creepy
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