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No matter how well a terrorist covers their tracks, or how cool they are under pressure, the Pentagon wants to be able to detect, track, and even positively identify them from a distance. And they want to do it using nothing more than the heat and sweat that emanate from a person’s pores.
The military’s been after scent-based detection systems for years now. In 2007, Pentagon research agency Darpa solicited proposals for sensors to sniff out terrorists using unique genetic markers found in human emanations. The idea was based on research showing that mice each carried a unique “odorty
Originally posted by semperfortis
In 2007, Pentagon research agency Darpa solicited proposals for sensors to sniff out terrorists using unique genetic markers found in human emanations.
Originally posted by pieman
i'm sure it'll only be used on terrorists, if you've nothing to hide, you've nothing to fear.
People willing to trade their freedom for temporary security deserve neither and will lose both.
Benjamin Franklin
Originally posted by pieman
Originally posted by semperfortis
In 2007, Pentagon research agency Darpa solicited proposals for sensors to sniff out terrorists using unique genetic markers found in human emanations.
woo hoo, remote genetic profiling, no need to worry about the tricky questions surrounding people knowing you are monitoring them. not that i'm concerned about this, i'm sure it'll only be used on terrorists, if you've nothing to hide, you've nothing to fear.
“The sense of smell guides our social perception when the more-dominant senses are weak,” Chen said.