Beijing Police Using Facial-Recognition Glasses To Identify Citizens
Police on the outskirts of Beijing are using facial-recognition glasses that can identify passengers and car number plates within milliseconds.
Police on the outskirts of Beijing are using facial-recognition glasses that can identify passengers and car number plates within milliseconds.
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