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Intelligent mirrors are the first in the world to give self-made photographers perfect shots without the need for a stick or a phone.
A coalition of aviation agencies from the United States, Canada and Europe has been working together on the Aireon Global Space Surveillance Network project.
Special monitoring devices used by police agencies and criminal investigations in the future will be able to help detect or prevent a shooting.
According to the Defense One site, the Pentagon ordered a total of 500 smart glasses for intelligence or sniping purposes.
Security camera surveillance systems have proven their effectiveness in many cases but their prices are quite high for most users.
ArcSoft has introduced the Simplicam, which integrates motion sensor technology, audio sensor and face recognition.
Sen.se, a company that specializes in connectivity solutions, has introduced a CES 2014 technology called Mother.
The video surveillance system was built at Vladimir University to operate in crowded areas.
French National Railways (SNCF) has announced the launch of its first unmanned aerial vehicle system to inspect the country's rail network.
Today, in order to secure public order, such as terminals, airports, etc., there is almost no need for CCTV (Closed-circuit television).
Polar Loop can keep track of your activities to provide useful health tips.
The German Railways Authority intends to deploy mini-drones to catch graffiti at train stations. These unmanned aerial vehicles will capture thermal images at train stat…
The intelligentM Intelligent Technology (USA) wristwatch is designed to monitor hand hygiene practices by health workers to ensure that they regularly wash their hands p…
British scientists have built a sensor to monitor health in a comprehensive way, according to the Daily Mail on May 9.
It is a new device being tested in London, England helps support early detection of aircraft through other signals in the air at low cost and less power consumption.