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What Happens in Melbourne Doesn't Stay in Melbourne
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This is all I care about from Australia.
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This is the @oregonblitzkrieg I know and love.oregonblitzkrieg said:
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Ha. Sadly Australia is the one continent DDJ hasn’t conquered. 😉YellowSnow said:I've fornicated in Melbourne, so I've got that going for me.
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Doog_de_Jour said:
Ha. Sadly Australia is the one continent DDJ hasn’t conquered. 😉YellowSnow said:I've fornicated in Melbourne, so I've got that going for me.
What the Elle is wrong with you?!?!
Get to it.
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It hasn’t been from lack of trying!PurpleThrobber said:
What the Elle is wrong with you?!?!Doog_de_Jour said:
Ha. Sadly Australia is the one continent DDJ hasn’t conquered. 😉YellowSnow said:I've fornicated in Melbourne, so I've got that going for me.
Get to it.
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I can't wait to see one in may... yumPurpleThrobber said:
This is all I care about from Australia. -
Fascist Australia & American NWO Technocrats Team Up
to Silence Dissent & Fence Off Australia from the World
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Melbourne Company LEASH IT Markets Contact Tracing Bracelet
Melbourne company Leash IT has begun marketing a Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) bracelet to help with social distancing and contact tracing in workplaces and public facilities.
The company is pitching the LeashView Social Distancing Bracelet as a tool to help businesses, medical centres, sporting venues, schools, warehouses, shopping centres, concert halls and other facilities to comply with COVID-19 rules.
The bracelet vibrates and flashes a red LED light when within two metres of another LeashView bracelet. It collects the MAC address of the other bracelet and the date and time of the close contact, and each day it uploads those details to a phone app which then uploads it to LeashView software. An organisation can then use this information to create a contact tracing report, with the system alerting close contacts via the phone app.
Leash IT has also announced the integrated LeashView Access Control Camera. The two megapixel camera uses AI to recognise faces, staff members’ ID numbers, and whether they are wearing masks, and checks for elevated body temperature.Location-based contact tracing
Leash IT also sells a version of the bracelet that records location information, using LeashView software and BLE gateways installed throughout a premises. It also markets the use of wearable BLE tags with gateways and LeashView for location-based contact tracing in workplaces.
The BLE tags transmit every 10 seconds to the gateways. The gateways report the room location and ID of nearby tags, and those details are overlayed on a map by the LeashView software.
“Knowing where they are, where they have been and who else they have been in close contact with enables them to take immediate action in the event of a suspected COVID-19 infection, and minimize the disruption to their business."
Leash IT also sees shopping centres as potential users. The company envisages shopping centre staff members wearing the BLE tags and customer loyalty cards containing the tags. Customers would download a shopping centre’s mobile app to get LeashView functions on their phone, according to Leash IT. LeashView could be used to send reminders to shopping centre employees and customers to sanitise their hands, the company states. Reminders could arrive every hour, or after people have visited more than two shops, for example.
The software could also be used to manage how many people are allowed into a shop at the same time. And it could be used for contact tracing and determining where to clean after an infected person has visited a shopping centre. Administrators could also use the system to verify how many staff members and visitors are in a shopping centre at any moment and during the entire day. And they could use it to determine where the most foot traffic occurs so they can adjust the daily cleaning regime accordingly.
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Antarctica?Doog_de_Jour said:
Ha. Sadly Australia is the one continent DDJ hasn’t conquered. 😉YellowSnow said:I've fornicated in Melbourne, so I've got that going for me.
