Newark Airport Has Some Kind Of Surveillance In The Lighting, It Seems.
This stupid article, which couldn't be more vague if it were describing a feminine hygiene product, is possibly trying to say that there are "sensors" in the new lights, according to the Port Authority.
Anyone know what they're talking about?
I particularly like the closing paragraph, which I'll bet they have saved as a keyboard shortcut for use whenever an article mentioning surveillance technology comes up.
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