When does technological tracking begin to infringe on privacy, if ever?
So far so banal, except that this screen features a red dot that, by some technological magic, tracks the movement of my eyes: I can place it where I want on the screen just by looking.
In Europe, Japan and the United States, about 20 police teams have been trained with the technological skills to track down pedophiles through the Internet, estimated John Carr, a technology expert with End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism, one of the meeting's private sponsoring groups.
Millennials have at their disposal a new wave of technological tools that track, analyze and respond to their physical condition in real time.
Here we explore the regional archaeological record using different components of lithic technological systems to track the transmission of cultural information and the extent of population interaction within and between different climatic regions.
However, little research has been done in both autonomous data requirement analysis of near-miss accidents and technological solutions to track near-miss accidents based on real-time information on construction sites.
Muamba didn't elaborate on what sort of experiments the league might be conducting, but the NFL could be looking for a technological solution to track footballs or measure air pressure.
Automated writing will soon be showing what it can really do, when it merges with another technological advance: individual tracking of billions of consumers, thanks to their purchases, internet browsing habits, mobile communications and such.
The declining price of storage, the increasing power of computing, and a technological shift towards tracking more and storing more are generating what PR folks love to call "big data".
Neurotrack has been able to shrink their scans down to a 5-minute, home-based process thanks to technological advances around eye tracking technology, data analytics, machine learning and computer vision, according to the company's CEO and cofounder Elli Kaplan.
