if you look at the reverse of this rfid tag. is pulled out from the tree.o the receiver. been illegally felled. to be through technology and taken out of the hands of people. they can be threatened. so we wanted a system which is not based on trust. which can only come from technology. crime is involved. they are very valuable commodities. that's £5,500, $7,000. there is an active mafia. they have guns and they are violent people. for them we need drone surveillance. intelligence engine. and locate individual trees. it really happened. rfid and drones, a long way from numbers daubed on bark. and stopping the crims sharpening their axes. is chance you might escape. for the government, and also for the person who's cut the tree. if you cut a tree you can't escape any more. had a pretty good evening. and that is it for now from india. thank you so much for watching. where you can see loads of extra backstage photos and fun. and we will see you soon! it is turning into a cool weekend for most of us. for most of us. the satellite picture shows what is going on.

if you look at the reverse of this rfid tag.. then a signal which directly goes to the receiver. we took to the woods to see a spot where trees may have been illegally felled. a local lawyer who led us there believes tree protection has to be through technology and taken out of the hands of people. they can be influenced, they can be bought, they can be threatened. so we wanted a system which is not based on trust. it is a trustless system based on objective factual reality, which can only come from technology. while he believes this property has been cleared to enhance its value, elsewhere organised crime is involved. you see these trees behind me, they‘ re himalayan cedars, they are very valuable commodities. the black market price — five lakh rupees, that's £5,500, $7,000. there's, in certain areas of the himalayas there is an active mafia. they have guns and they are violent people. for them we need drone surveillance. we are taking an ideal view of the images and from that we are stitching them together and running it throu

rfid and drones, a long way from numbers daubed on bark.pening their axes. the idea currently is that if you cut a tree, there is chance that you might escape. by using this technology, you would make sure that there is no escape possible — for the department, for the government, and also for the person who has cut the tree. if you cut a tree, you can't escape, anybody. and from david in shimla, back to an excited audience here in new delhi, who from what i could tell up on stage, had a pretty good evening. and that is it for now from india. thank you so much for watching. don't forget we live on facebook and twitter at bbc click, where you can see loads of extra backstage photos and fun. but for now and from this wonderful audience, it's goodbye and we will see you soon. good morning. it's been a lovely spell of autumn warmth for some of you so far this week. yesterday, we saw temperatures reach 2a degrees in lincolnshire. same spots, though, by the time we hit friday could be a good 10 degrees lower, if not a little bit more. and it's dur

a lot of these lighthouses, the light vessel, some rfid into radio nets, phone networks, which you also see and we were talking about. that lightning speed tech in 1918. it shows that little bit of a lag time. we declared war on germany in april, 1917 and the first u-boat did not arrive until me. that gave us one year to prepare for the u-boats arrival. then you have naval hunt squadrons. would leadthat is it a few summering chasers and yachtsgot -- modified responding to emergencies. they were run ragged in 1918 china catch up with the u-156. her hunt group did end up rescuing a few survivors. ineffective with a lot of luck involved. in this era there was no sonar or radar, they relied on finding the u-boats superheavy patrolling and phones that were underwater micro ones that were pretty unreliable. said the a intelligence was given to them in some form of another. at the time it reached the actual ship on the ground it might be different. harbors were protected as well. there was artillery replacement. they were not always manned because it -- because guns were sent to france. there

a lot of these lighthouses, the light vessel, some rfid into -- some of them were hooked into radio nets, phone networks, which you also see and we were talking about. that is lightning speed tech for 1918. it shows that little bit of a lag time. we declared war on germany in april, 1917 and the first u-boat did not arrive until me. -- may. that gave us one year to prepare for the u-boats arrival. then you have naval hunt squadrons. the key to that is it would lead -- the key to that is that a destroyer would be leading a few chasers and get -- and modified yachts responding to emergencies. they were run ragged in 1918 trying to catch up with the u-156. her hunt group did end up rescuing a few survivors. that was a tad ineffective with a lot of luck involved. in this era there was no sonar or radar, they relied on finding the u-boats superheavy -- through heavy patrolling and hydrophones that were underwater microphones and were unreliable. also like a said the intelligence was given to them . it reached the ship on the ground, it might be dated. harbors were protected as well. there was

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