The Dutch company Gatsometer BV, founded by the 1950s rally driver Maurice Gatsonides, invented the first automated road-rule enforcement cameras. Gatsonides wished to better monitor his speed around the corners of a race track and came up with the device in order to improve his time around the circuit. The company developed the first radar for use with road traffic, and is the world's largest supplier of speed camera systems. Because of this, in some countries all makes of speed cameras are sometimes generically referred to as "Gatsos". They are also sometimes referred to as "photo radar", even though many of them do not use radar.
There was an attempt to record car speeds photographically in France early in the 20th century, but not very successful, inventor not known to me.
Gatso is a brand of speed camera invented by Maurice Gatsonides.
A speed camera work when a driver is on high speed then the speed camera will take a shot of the car witch will have the number plate then they will be able to find all the information on the driver…
the answer to your question is no because the consumers can make a fake speed camera
Depending on the position of the camera, a speed camera may be able to catch you from the other side of the road. It is best not to speed where you know there are cameras.
Louis Daguerre
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Speed camera detectors can be bought from many online websites. The website, RadarBusters, has a single model for sale, and Amazon has several speed camera detector models for sale as well.
Because security people look back at the camera so the speed camera isn't the one that really picks it up!
more information is needed, such as weight of the camers, shape of the camera, and the wind speed
Don't speed!
The speed camera challenge. They had to see if they could beat the speed camera by going past it above the speed limit and they did it!!! :) michael jackson!!!
it's how fast the camera travels though the air after you chuck it.