Palmer Luckey’s border control tech has already caught dozens of people

During a news cycle where headline after headline covers the political, social, and emotional turmoil at the United States-Mexico border, departed Oculus co-founder Palmer Luckey is proposing a blanket solution involving virtual reality, artificial intelligence, and a few very tall towers. This "virtual border wall" was revealed last year, but Wired has now reported more details about Luckey's venture Anduril Industries. The company is touting a surveillance system called Lattice that would survey the motion of potential border-crossers from up to two miles away. Lattice, as detailed in Wired, is primarily based off of well-established security technologies — a combination of cameras, LIDAR, and infrared sensors — that capture data... Continue reading… via The Verge - Tech Posts https://ift.tt/2Mh6A2s If New feed item from http://www.theverge.com/tech/rss/index.xml, t