City approves Austin Fire Department drone study
On August 7th, the Austin City Council approved a four-year study on the use of robotics by the...
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On August 7th, the Austin City Council approved a four-year study on the use of robotics by the...
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In early January of this year, as the Texas state legislature inaugurated its 83rd biennial session, EFF-Austin connected with a group of citizen activists concerned about the hidden exchange of information between...
Read MoreGuest post by Mark Boyden Found this recently (from July 2011, read article for full text, images, videos, documents, and deeper links): Police To Begin Using Iris Scans From Controversial Iphone App, FED Forms “Center For...
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Joel Greenberg recorded an oral history with EFF-Austin early board members John Quarterman, Ed Cavazos, and Jon Lebkowsky. Link