A Moscow company has developed a tracking technology that allows you to apply paint to clothes or objects that is invisible to the human eye, but visible to video cameras. The system can track the movements of employees and equipment, and the video is transmitted to an analytical module, where machine vision algorithms in real time form a digital profile of movements.
This is stated on the website of the BPA Technologies company from the aggressor country.
It is claimed that the paint is safe for people and resistant to environmental conditions. The technology is proposed to be used for analyzing purchasing behavior in retail, monitoring equipment in warehouses and optimizing logistics. However, it can be used as an element of tracking people.
The developers assure that the system does not collect biometric data and does not attach tags to names, only uses individual numbers. This supposedly preserves privacy, while allowing analysis of production activity. With the help of AI, you can conduct "smart" time tracking and predict the stages of construction, installation or logistics projects.
Experts warn of risks: unlike facial recognition systems, the new technology formally does not require human consent, so it can be used for total control without the knowledge of objects.
As a reminder, the Ukrainian military uses groups of drones on the battlefield, which, with the help of artificial intelligence, are able to independently coordinate their actions.
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