Bohemian Rapid City
Bohemian Rapid City is a term first coined in November 2018 by serial entrepreneur Dennis O’Leary, founder and CEO of Dark Pulse Techologies, Inc . (TCKR: DLPS), to denote next-era urban planning incorporating the latest “Dark Pulse” fiber optic sensing technology. In this scenario, sensing technologies previously constrained to sci-fi media become reality. Dark Pulse technologies have been known to sense unauthorized intrusion at millimeter resolutions. Implementation of such technology costs roughly $100,000 per kilometer of covered area. While this cost is significant, it is orders of magnitude lower than the closest competitive product line.
Bohemian Rapid City, as a term, refers both to the comprehensive nature of the coverage and the expediency with which it is deployed. Bohemian Rapid Cities are likely to become more common as new urban areas are planned and constructed around the world.
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http://www.darkpulse.com/read-me/
https://www.osapublishing.org/jlt/abstract.cfm?uri=jlt-25-1-381
https://mobile.twitter.com/darkpulsetech/status/916049225242341376
https://americanborderpatrol.com/17-FEATURES/170515/170515-Feature.html
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