Surveillance Cameras To Predict Behaviour
CCTV cameras that can predict behaviour could play a vital role in the fight against crime. The software, dubbed Cromatica, is being developed at London's Kingston University to improve security on public transport systems but it could be used on a wider scale. It works by detecting differences in the images shown on the screen. For example background changes indicate a crowd of people and possible congestion. If there is a lot of movement in the images it could indicate a fight. :: This BBC report submitted for your mark of the beast (Rev 13:16-18) files. Sure, it doesn't have anything to do with biometrics or commerce, but it says a lot about our developing surveillance society. Who watches the watchers?