Chicago Light Pole Studies Air Pollution and Population Flow

This may be a nightmare for privacy advocates, but soon the city of Chicago will have lampposts, not only around it, but also through it. However, in theory, the sensors for these positions will only accept environmental data and population numbers to help the city government plan in the city and nothing else.

It, of course, sounds like it appears in a science fiction novel or movie, especially when it comes to telling what will eventually become a government's iron fist as a starting point and an all-round eye. Despite this, the calculations and data of the director's city center, Charlie Catlett, have ensured that the citizens and residents have been meticulously crafted with this data, at least from those who sent them, and the better the anonymity will be.
Researchers hope to have a first sensor next month, and there will be a total of eight around the intersection of Michigan Avenue. By the end of the year, they plan to have dozens of cycles around and hundreds to span half the city. In the days to come, they consider that there will be a strong likelihood of opposition and delays.