Digital imaging technology has “graduated” from interesting to practical as a gang member apparently used a tiny spy camera hidden in his sleeves to capture the order of cards in a card game. It’s all pretty high tech, involving transfering the images to a PC, analyzing it in slow motion to figure out the order of the cards in the deck and relaying the information back to the members waiting at the table.
Read the article at: popsci.
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