The U.S. Department of (in) security system to develop a "hostile thoughts" in people walking through border posts, airports and public places to detect. Hostile intent of the project as it was called to help security staff choose to go to an interview survey gently - or more. Commentators predicted with the idea that sensors could spot people are not good from their pulse, respiration, skin temperature, or fleeting facial expressions. He compared himself to "Pre-Crime"The units that predict criminal behavior in the film Minority Report. But last week, the DHS science unit of an update on the project, now dubbed the sound less hostile future attributes Screening Technologies (FAST) program. And, if DHS claims are to be believed, the research appears to come from somewhere. In an equestrian center in Maryland, 140 paid volunteers walked through a couple of trailers with a battery of FAST sensors, including cameras and accessories, infrared sensors andan eye safe laser radar, called Bio-Lidar, that pulse and breathing rate from distance measurements. Some subjects were told to act shifty, evasive, deceptive and hostile. And many were detected. "We're still very early in this investigation, but it looks very promising," says DHS science spokesman John Verrico. "We are at about 78% accuracy on mis-intent detection, and 80% work with deception." Video Trailer FAST www.newscientist.com www.youtube.com Thank you for 911tourettes...
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