What does VS stand for?

Visual Surveillance (IEEE Workshop)

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Information technology (IT) and computers

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Visual Surveillance For visual surveillance purposes, apart from the naked eye, the most commonly used piece of equipment is the camera.

Different Methods and Gadgets for Surveillance

Each home required total accessibility, maximum resident security, and constant visual surveillance by caregivers.

The Cottages at Brushy Creek

Byline: kusumv03 Elcan Optical Technologies has been awarded a $180 million contract to procure, deliver and maintain orders of the Medium Range Thermal Bi-Ocular system a technology that will be used by Marine rifle squads, machine gun squads and the Marine Corps to conduct visual surveillance using the system s thermal imaging capabilities.

United States: Elcan Optical inks $180M Defense contract

Closed circuit television, better known as CCTV, is technology designed for visual surveillance.

CCTV Security Systems

He was under 24-hour visual surveillance through a barred door.

CIA documents foreshadow controversies

On the waterfront: Improvements in visual surveillance systems.

Automated Video Surveillance: improving CCTV to detect and prevent ...

3) These cases held that so long as the conveyance or thing to be monitored is out and about on the public thoroughfares, (4) open fields, or even on private property, (5) all instances where the information revealed by the target could be observed by visual surveillance engaged in by third parties, no showing of evidence--let alone probable cause--is required.

Cell phone technology and physical surveillance

But James Gibbs, from dbox, said: "People talk a lot about visual surveillance, like CCTV.

We'll be watching you, watching us