BAE Systems on June 5 announced the incorporation of new motion-capture intelligence capabilities for its line of Geospatial eXploitation Products (GXP) software to increase the ability of identifying threats without the need for manual analysis.BAE’s Movement Intelligence (MOVINT) will provide multi-tracking analytical capabilities for its various GXP products used by security and military agencies for counter-terrorism operations, drug enforcement tactics and infrastructure protection.MOVINT is aimed at removing the need for analysts to conduct tedious monitoring and reviewing of large amounts of…
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