Daca in Siria rebelii utilizeaza tablete iPad pentru a ghida arme extrem de periculoase, ei bine in Australia politia va utiliza tabletele iPad Mini ale celor de la Apple pentru a emite amenzi soferilor indisciplinati in trafic. New South Wales este numele orasului in care va fi derulat acest program, tablete celor de la Apple avand instalata o aplicatie speciala care permite scrierea rapida a amenzilor, inregistrarea de poze si trimiterea acelei amenzi catre sofer direct pe email in format PDF, sau in format text printr-un mesaj SMS.
news New South Wales’ police force has revealed plans to undertake a four-week field trial of a mobile app for officers to issue traffic infringement notices, which will be deployed in the field on locked-down versions of Apple’s iPad mini tablets. The app, called ‘Mobile Notices’, is based on an idea proposed and developed by frontline NSW Police officers, and was designed and built by Australian-based mobile application developer,Gridstone, according to a media release issued by Gridstone last week. Twenty customised and locked down Apple iPad Mini devices running Mobile Notices have been supplied for the trial, which will run for the month of September. The tablet devices are 4G-enabled and during the trial will be tested by NSW Police in Sydney and a number of regional areas.
Programul pilot derulat in Australia implica utilizarea a 20 de tablete iPad Mini de catre ofiterii posturilor de politie locale, acestia putand accesa direct de pe tablete orice fel de informatii despre masini disponibile in serverele politiei. Informatiile generate de catre politisti pe teren sunt automat sincronizate cu serverele politiei si nu sunt stocate local in tablete, astfel ca acestia nu le vor putea manipula dupa introducere. Programul pilot este derulat pe o perioada de 4 saptamani de zile, dupa care vor fi trase concluzii in legatura cu utilitatea sa, o decizie urmand a fi luata in ceea ce priveste continuarea sau incheierea testelor.
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