O'Hare radar system is criticism
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A new ground radar system designed to prevent runway collisions at the nation's busiest airports loses accuracy during snowstorms at O'Hare Airport and can fail to see snowplows, baggage carts and other vehicles, the president of the local air traffic controllers union warned on Thursday.
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PRAGUE, Dec 18 (IPS) - A report by U.S. intelligence services minimising  the Iranian threat has meant another embarrassment for Czech  politicians supportive of U.S. plans to set up a radar base in  Central-Eastern Europe.
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How the flawed interface design of a police dispatch system became a municipal issue in San Jose.
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Google and Earthlink tried, and failed, disappearing in a sea of bureaucratic red tape. Now a startup hopes to persuade San Franciscans to voluntarily put radio repeaters on their rooftops. Good luck with that.
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Satellite navigation devices used to track Scott Peterson's car after his wife's disappearance sometimes developed glitches, once indicating he was driving 30,000 mph, an expert in the technology acknowledged Monday at Peterson's murder trial.
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There's more to satellite radio than meets the ear.
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By JAKE COYLE  Since its debut, Google's "Street View" feature for online maps has set off heated debate over its street-level photographs.
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By Joan Kent, La Crosse Tribune, Wis.  Sep. 12--Lest residents come down too hard on the city regarding the train whistles, this is what I understand happened, in a nutshell.
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Radar will likely beat out laser, sonar, and camera technology when it comes to obstacle detection in cars, analyst reports.
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InfoWorld - The City of Chicago is developing a futuristic video surveillance system designed to scan city streets looking for everything from bombs to traffic jams.
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An airport trains its radar on the ground in search of an enemy that can destroy planes: foreign object debris. By John Hudson.
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Some cell-phone users were bemused a few years back when an episode of the Fox TV series 24 aired in which Jack Bower and his intrepid antiterrorist team used GPS technology to track the movements of a biological weapon riding on an underground train in Los Angeles.
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In rare circumstances, the gyroscope-controlled scooters can reverse course and toss their riders. Resulting safety concerns cause the manufacturer to pull back all shipped units for a software upgrade.
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Â· Weaknesses found in new system two years after 7/7 Â· Devices won't work in some police stations
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An infrared patch that allows easy nighttime identification of U.S. soldiers is widely available in the United States. That's a big problem.
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Pricey stealth-fighter finally useful? US defence contractors have carried out the first flight tests in which America's latest cutting-edge fighter targeting radars have been put to novel use - as high-capacity wireless datalinks. This crafty use of existing hardware has the potential to ease military bandwidth bottlenecks, and could offer a chance for expensive superfighters to be of use even in the absence of serious aerial opposition.â¦
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Software errors in satellite navigation devices in the Netherlands are sending vehicles through residential areas not intended for heavy traffic.