flock safety autonomous police drones
Definition
A hypothetical or emerging technology stack referring to the integration of automated camera surveillance systems—specifically those created by Flock Safety—with autonomous patrolling unmanned aerial vehicles.
A colloquial term representing the 'panopticon-style' automation of law enforcement, where camera networks and drones work in tandem to identify, track, and alert officers to criminal activity without direct human manual piloting.
Examples
If we keep adding more flock safety autonomous police drones, my neighbor's cat is going to have to file a formal protest against the constant aerial surveillance of his afternoon naps.
I suspect that when the flock safety autonomous police drones finally take over, they will spend less time catching criminals and more time judging our poorly mowed lawns from three hundred feet in the air.
The town meeting turned into a dystopian sci-fi script once they announced that a fleet of flock safety autonomous police drones would be replacing both the neighborhood watch and the local pizza delivery drivers.
Modern law enforcement dreams of flock safety autonomous police drones precisely because drones, unlike human officers, never stop to complain about the lack of decent coffee in the breakroom.
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