This allows us to map out and visualize the (sur)veillance coverage of a city or other space.
The Veillance Wand invention can be extended and deepened, if desired, by including Ryan Janzen, co-creator of the veillometer.
We also have collaborators at the
Centre for Biocomposites and Biomaterials Processing,
University of Toronto,
capable of making a Bio-Nano Holography
version of our surveilluminescent materials that work with the MannGlass
holographic video HUD (Head Up Display) for use in eyeglasses and
automobile windshields, etc:
(Professor S. Mann, of Engineering, is also cross-appointed to
the Faculty of Forestry, where the CBBP is based.)