 is likely saying as text.</p>
<p>If the researchers can get the bugs worked out, and the reliability is sound, then it would make a powerful crimefighting weapon. Detectives in the FBI often use lip-reading as a way to stealthfully steal information for unwary suspects. Digitizing and automating the process means that any camera anywhere might know what you’re saying at any given time. Scared? Then you must be a criminal.</p>
<p><a href=)
by
Matt Hickey
on
February 21, 2007
Leave Comment
Commenting Options
Enter your personal information to the left, or sign in with your Facebook account by clicking the button below.
Alternatively, you can create an avatar that will appear whenever you leave a comment on a Gravatar-enabled blog.
- Actively Discussed Posts
- Why the CrunchPad mattered
159 comments - Monday Giveaway: Samson Go Mic
129 comments - Tuesday Giveaway： MittenBerry
68 comments - CrunchGear in China: Seeing Where the Tech Sausage Is Made
28 comments - The Windows 7 black screen of death will destroy us all!
22 comments
- There are no posts to display.
