1.8 gigapixel ARGUS-IS. World's highest resolution
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glhs837
Power with Control
So, it's pretty amazing.
15 square miles FOV. Resolution down to 6 inches - not just in an area you zoom in, but over the entire 15 square miles, of and it's video, not just stills. And it streams to recorders. So you can go back and see anything over that entire area, in video, down to the size of a bird. And it tracks motion, every single thin in motion, individual people, vehicles you name it.
Remember this word......persistance. A powerful force, for good or ill.
15 square miles FOV. Resolution down to 6 inches - not just in an area you zoom in, but over the entire 15 square miles, of and it's video, not just stills. And it streams to recorders. So you can go back and see anything over that entire area, in video, down to the size of a bird. And it tracks motion, every single thin in motion, individual people, vehicles you name it.
Remember this word......persistance. A powerful force, for good or ill.
MadDogMarine
New Member
I give everyone ONE guess who this will be used against.
Hint:It is not for looking for Osama Bin Laden
Misfit
Lawful neutral
http://mashable.com/2013/01/28/twitter-data-warrant/
Slightly more than 80% of government and law enforcement agency requests for Twitter user data issued in the latter half of last year came without a warrant, the company said Monday.
During that period, search warrants comprised "19% of all requests received from U.S. law enforcement," according to Twitter's second Transparency Report. Warrants are required by Twitter for access to actual communications, such as tweets and Direct Messages. They need probable cause and a judge's signature to be issued.
Slightly more than 80% of government and law enforcement agency requests for Twitter user data issued in the latter half of last year came without a warrant, the company said Monday.
During that period, search warrants comprised "19% of all requests received from U.S. law enforcement," according to Twitter's second Transparency Report. Warrants are required by Twitter for access to actual communications, such as tweets and Direct Messages. They need probable cause and a judge's signature to be issued.
