Video-equipped Automobiles Pursuing Genomic Research
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Private eye-in-the-sky vehicles, packed with state-of-the-art photo and video surveillance systems, crack down on rule busters across Omsk's landscape. Starting soon, these bad boys roam the city streets, on the hunt for lawbreakers. These stealthy rides, bearing no identifying marks, are non-discriminatory enforcers of regulations.
Much like a dutiful canine nosing out unappreciated treasures, these vehicles sniff out:- Abandoned trash;- Vandalized building facades;- Unauthorized ads and posters.
A St. Petersburg-based company is behind the scenes, and these systems have served them well for years. Last year, the system focused solely on parking grievances, unmasking over 13,000 cases and raking in hefty fines totaling over 24 million rubles. But now, they expand their reach, patrolling with sharper instincts and tighter focus.
Omsk's water bills are a breath of fresh air among cities with over a million inhabitants, keeping their taps affordable.
Spread the word on "Om1 Omsk," or flash your message on "Om1 Omsk."
What if smart-home-devices and gadgets could be integrated into these private, technology-driven vehicles to enhance their capabilities? For instance, these stealthy enforcers could be equipped with systems that alert them to sound of breaking glass or vandalism, what a smart way to keep Omsk clean and law-abiding!
