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Depending on how the drone is outfitted, it could find vehicles in a large parking lot, run license plates, monitor dangerous situations, gather remote video and audio, detect fires using a thermal imaging camera, or even identify people with facial-recognition software, according to the filings.
What makes the tiny size possible is that its processor may not be installed on the drone itself, but remotely mounted, potentially on its shoulder docking station.
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