http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-24731080
Currently being used in the US. Not long before they are used elsewhere..
Currently being used in the US. Not long before they are used elsewhere..
Cops have a hard time shooting a dead still target 20' away with a gun... You expect them to be able to hit a fast moving vehicle using their own vehicle as a launch pad?? Good luck.
The company developing this is a military contractor looking for markets outside the war theater. It wont be long till it locks on like a guided missel from a fighter plane.
This James Bond stuff is getting affordable and on its way.
A GPS jammer will get legislated out like a radar detector and just add to your charges.
But in the heat of the chase I'm sure the cop will realize you're jamming him. Lol.
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$500/bullet? **** the taxpayers up the *** why don't ya.
These sort of wacky hijinx remind me of ODB-III, with the ability to shut cars down remotely. Will that ever actually happen?
Yes, GM's OnStar does this in the event of an accident or reported car theft.
you sure you don't mean OBD?These sort of wacky hijinx remind me of ODB-III, with the ability to shut cars down remotely. Will that ever actually happen?
you sure you don't mean OBD?