Automated Fire Detection system at CeBIT 2003

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An automated fire-watch system using technology from the Mars rover, 4D vision systems, iris recognition, tough notebooks and mobile phones- lots of mobile phones. CeBIT Australia was 50% bigger in 2003...

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