de Almeida Evangelista et al., 2017 - Google Patents
DIO: A Surveillance Camera Mapping Game for Mobile Devicesde Almeida Evangelista et al., 2017
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- de Almeida Evangelista R
- Soares T
- Schmidt S
- Lavignatti F
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- Tecnoscienza–Italian Journal of Science & Technology Studies
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Surveillance cameras are fast-growing technologies in contemporary society. In poorer countries, they are used to curb urban crime; in richer nations, they are also employed to fight terrorist threats. In this scenario DIO arises, a mobile phone game (still in development) …
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