Orange County, California police are experimenting with Apple’s Vision Pro for real-time crime surveillance, aiming to boost officer efficiency. The adoption of this tech could transform how law enforcement tracks and responds to crime, making communities safer. Instead of bulky screens, they’re zooming through maps, accessing databases, and dispatching officers—all from a sleek headset. It sounds like stepping into a sci-fi movie, but so far it seems to be used as a tool with augmented reality, instead of some of the dystopian ideas that authors dream up. I’m watching this carefully, but it seems like a good crime stopper for now.
Police departments in California have started testing Apple’s mixed-reality headset, the Vision Pro, which they plan to use for viewing surveillance feeds, accessing law enforcement databases and chasing down suspected crimes.
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