Officials in China are taking extreme measures to prevent students from cheating in famously tough university entrance examinations – by using drones.
The high-tech method is being used by education authorities in Luoyang, central China, in a bid to curb students from cheating, according to Chinese media reports.
Silent-flying drones will be used to monitor students during university entrance exams known as “gaokao”, which are taken by more than nine million teenagers every year.
The devices, which can hover in the air for up to half an hour, will use 360 degree rotations to scan examination halls and pinpoint the exact location of suspicious radio signals.
From heights of up to 1,640 feet, the drones will be able to hone in radio signals created by students who are using hidden earpieces to obtain the answers to exam questions, according to the People’s Daily Online. Full story...
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The high-tech method is being used by education authorities in Luoyang, central China, in a bid to curb students from cheating, according to Chinese media reports.
Silent-flying drones will be used to monitor students during university entrance exams known as “gaokao”, which are taken by more than nine million teenagers every year.
The devices, which can hover in the air for up to half an hour, will use 360 degree rotations to scan examination halls and pinpoint the exact location of suspicious radio signals.
From heights of up to 1,640 feet, the drones will be able to hone in radio signals created by students who are using hidden earpieces to obtain the answers to exam questions, according to the People’s Daily Online. Full story...
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