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Robots are as strong as 500 men combined
According to the Daily Star, the robot army will be ready to serve as the fourth emergency force in 2070 next to police, fire, and ambulance.
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General purpose gloves for police
This BodyGuard glove was created with the aim of helping police and guards to prevent and prevent face-to-face confrontations to ensure safety.
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Traffic control robot
At the crossroads, a 1.77-meter-tall robot, a human-like shape, is mastering traffic in a mature way.
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Use the net to catch the car
British police are testing a special type of net that allows capturing suspicious cars.
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Fingerprint - biological identity
Finger skin folds in each person are governed by many genes. The number of wrinkles and their morphology will not change throughout life. So far, fingerprints are still…
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Disband the violence with
Crowds of violent protesters often forced the police to use strength. However, that power must be the least dangerous. Recent inventions in this area can stop the bustle…
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Software guesses the killer
Police in three cities, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Washington DC, USA are putting into use pilot software to predict crime, before it actually takes place.
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Google has the ability to 'court' in Korea
South Korean police yesterday (January 13) said it had concluded a multi-month investigation into Google and would suggest prosecuting the company for acts of illegally…
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LG confirms laptop battery
South Korean electronics firm LG Electronics said its laptop battery did not explode
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Young hackers and reagent doses
According to the statistics of the Police Department of High-tech Crime Prevention, the current black-hat hackers in Vietnam are mostly young people. Crime only stops at…
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YouTube helps catch theft
A thief was sentenced and fined after being identified by the victim with a video clip post on the world's largest video sharing site today.
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He built an electronic crime notice website
The British Parliament's Science and Technology Committee said the government was considering building a website that would allow people to report electronic crime cases.
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China: Youth crimes originate from the Internet
An official on Chinese police on April 18 said most of the young criminals in the country were affected by violent and pornographic websites.
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Share videos online to help police detect crime
A short video played on YouTube (the world's largest video sharing site) helped Canadian police find the young man who was supposed to be responsible for a murder.
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South Korea seized two people to distribute 1.6 billion spam
South Korean police arrested on January 30 two suspected suspects of the biggest spam attack in history.