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South Korea Using Microsoft’s Kinect For Border Security
Stanley Tucker
February 5, 2014
Microsoft’s Kinect is being used as part of South Korea’s border security. A South Korean programmer has created a Kinect-based system for monitoring the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), which serves as a buffer...
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