Sentence examples for surveillance device that from inspiring English sources

Visionics has developed a surveillance device that works with built-in processors to monitor human behavior.

Another MIT prizewinner is a stealthy surveillance device that could be used to allow continuous security monitoring of an area.

A student from Kuwait suggested a public-area surveillance device that would detect people with incapacitating depression; then professionals could intervene and stop suicides.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - For the first time, a federal judge has suppressed evidence obtained without a warrant by U.S. law enforcement using a stingray, a surveillance device that can trick suspects' cell phones into revealing their locations.

Several years ago, little was known about the StingRay, a powerful surveillance device that imitates the function of a cell tower and captures the signals of nearby phones, allowing law enforcement officers to sweep through hundreds of messages, conversations and call logs.

Smulian told Carlos, who was wearing a surveillance device, that the Russian "doesn't like gringos".

Mr O'Connor has used the devices to help create some passive surveillance devices that can sit and sip the air for all the data leaking out from smartphones, tablets and laptops.

Consequently, in the face of DNA evidence that places us at the scene of a crime, behavior sensing technology that interprets our body temperature and facial tics as suspicious, and government surveillance devices that cross-check our biometrics, license plates and DNA against a growing database of unsolved crimes and potential criminals, we are no longer "innocent until proven guilty".

He eluded mob efforts to discover undercover agents, including checks with a counter-surveillance device that scanned his body for hidden wires, he added.

Since the Chinese insisted that he was a spy, he told them that Coleridge's "Kubla Khan" contained coded messages; that the Everest team had planted a uranium-powered surveillance device; and that his password, straight out of Welsh rugby, was "Keep passing to the left, boyo".

The licence, granted in 2016, was for internet surveillance and devices that intercept mobile phone calls and track users' locations.