Thousands of automated license plate reading cameras throughout Maryland are photographing every car that passes by.

Cameras helped police identify and arrest a man suspected in a deadly hit-and-run crash in Phoenix last Friday, police said.

The ACLU recently outlined a pattern of police traffic stops based solely on data from Flock cameras and other license plate ...

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The ACLU warns that police are using license plate data to track drivers and pull them over based on supposedly suspicious travel patterns.

Advanced license plate surveillance is prompting questions over privacy, policing and the tracking of everyday travel ...

The news comes as CPD invites residents to fill out an online survey — about a proposal that would tighten up the agency’s rules surrounding any internal and external automated license plate ...

From license-plate readers to a new tool that detects personal devices, here’s what Maryland police agencies say they use — and where the data goes.

The San Diego Police Department said it will no longer allow officers to select a generic "other" field as the reason for ...

From kidnappings to carjackings, police across the country use Flock technology to help develop leads, support arrests, and recover missing people.

An earlier version of this automatic gateman system, built around a camera-based design, was published on the Electronics For You website and can be accessed here. That system used an ultrasonic ...

In the practical application scenarios of USVs, it is necessary to identify a vessel in order to accomplish tasks. Considering the sensors equipped on the USV, visible images provide the fastest and ...