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The image from the surveillance camera of a restaurant in the UK makes the viewer look up with a hair when witnessed
Car journey camera records images of strange creatures like legendary snowmen in a deserted, snow-covered area in Russia.
A video surveillance of a parking lot in Hartford, Connecticut (USA) recently has made many people panicked with the image of a ghost breaking a mirror of a police car.
Surveillance cameras on a bus in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, USA recorded the sight of a deer rushing into a bus at great speed, causing the windshield to break on May 14.
The National Remote Sensing Department has just completed the island surveillance system, promising to allow detailed tracking of the two archipelagos of Hoang Sa and Tr…
VNREDSat-1B is the second earth surveillance satellite that Vietnam plans to introduce into the universe in cooperation with the Kingdom of Belgium.
Russian space station modules (ROS) are able to work immediately after the ISS international space station completes its flight program in 2024-2025.
The European Influenza Surveillance Institute recently recommends that people with suspected flu need to clearly distinguish the symptoms
According to the latest survey by German researchers, parents argue a lot, children who are under strict surveillance, limit freedom ... are one of the factors that incr…
Yesterday, Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono said the country would establish an surveillance system for bird flu that could monitor bird flu in millions of…
AI has taken a new step when it is possible to identify and search for a person not only through his face but also through his height, gender and clothing colors.
US scientists are studying a software that can identify the actions of people on surveillance cameras and use algorithms to predict those who are going to break the law.
Police from Guiyang City in southern China were tasked with using the city's extensive surveillance camera network to locate BBC reporter John Sudworth.
With special equipment being tested by the Pentagon's DARPA, US soldiers can increase their ability to observe, coordinate search and plan the most effective combat.
If intelligence agencies want to make self-destructive surveillance devices to remove traces, all of their components, including batteries, need to be self-sufficient.