Developed in conjunction with the London Metropolitan Police, the devices are designed to pick up on the terahertz radiation naturally emitted by both humans and inanimate objects. Anything blocking that radiation — including a gun — will be prominently highlighted, as evidenced by the NYPD’s demonstration.
Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly says the NYPD has already begun testing its new scanners, which were first announced last year, and that it hopes to deploy them in the near future. Civil rights groups have raised concerns over the legality of so-called “virtual pat-downs,” though Raymond insists that the NYPD will take every precaution to use them responsibly.
“We still have a number of trials to run before we can determine how best to deploy this technology,” Kelly said. “We’re also talking to our legal staff about this. But we’re very pleased with the progress we’ve made over the past year.”
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