Sounding Circle: LAPD’s Real Life Homing Beacon

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6 Feb 2006 @ 17:34, by Raymond Powers

LAPD’s Real Life Homing Beacon

The Los Angeles Police Department plans to install “dart-like” GPS devices from Starchase, LLC, that will be propelled from officers’ cars and attach to fleeing vehicles. Once attached, a GPS sensor kicks, from which officers can monitor the vehicle’s movements via a secure website, as the homing beacon transmits all pertinent data via a wireless transmitter.

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