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Whats really scary, is that though right now this is fairly high tech and needs specialized hardware and software, that requirement won't always be there. How
by BEEdwards 10y ago
Whats really scary, is that though right now this is fairly high tech and needs specialized hardware and software, that requirement won't always be there.
How many months until this is in the hands of any interested party with a bit of technical knowledge an the ability to read some documentation?
- pdkl95 10y agoThe rapid acceleration of technology is causing problems in many areas. Freedom means trusting each other, and I fear we (as a species) cannot adapt our social structures fast enough. We are falling behind because technology is being introduced to society faster than society can adapt. One of my older posts addresses the larger picture of this problem: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8916033 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8916033
- dogma1138 10y agoOddly enough it doesn't. This was developed by DARPA with over the shelf technology the camera uses an array of several 1000s cellphone cameras and and the processing is done on commercial GPUs. The sensory data looks like ARGUS, before this around 2008 the Israelis had a similar system called Sharp Anchor which had even greater resolution at 4cm per pixel in full color which was reportedly deployed over Gaza.