For a long time, surveillance has been known as an effective deterrent of crime. this notion has become ever more prevalent in an age with more and more cameras, weather they’re in our pockets, or in the air. Police and other governmental agencies have begun employing drones to be their eyes, searching the horizon for crime.
They can be found in war zones monitoring hostiles or in the air spying on foreign drug cartels. cambridge researchers have taken this notion one step further and figured out a method to classify live footage from the drone and notify authorities of suspicious and violent behaviour.
