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Film Industry Interested in New Anti-Piracy Device Developed by Kerala Software Engineer


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Film Industry Interested in New Anti-Piracy Device Developed by Kerala Software Engineer

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A new tool developed by a 30-year-old Kerala-based software engineer could grab the attention of anti-piracy outfits: a device meant to spot when people are using their cutting-edge mobile phones or handy cams to record movies in theatres.

According to Silicon India, it took the developer, Varghese Babu, three years to finish his invention which considering the price (about $27000) would not necessarily mean the end of piracy but definitely the end of Babu’s poverty.

“It has been named as ‘Demolish Duplica’ and has a hardware unit which is placed in movie theatres. The moment anyone tries to record a film, the hardware unit recognises it and stops the recording. An alert is sent to a server and the anti-piracy cell of police,” Babu stated.

Proud of his new device created for the sake of a holy, humble and much in need industry, Babu explained that “the serial number of the mobile phone or the handycam gets recorded on the hardware device, and details of the location from where the recording is being done can be accessed by the authorities.”

The abilities of the Demolish Duplica (maybe just a tiny little bit of too much grandeur in this name here) go even further as the tool can also track tampering of the movie during the editing process.

Asked whether there are currently any other similar products on the market, Babu answered: “Had there been any other application available, there would have been no pirated versions available of new releases.”

“I have been receiving inquiries from the film industry and at the moment I am completing the formalities for getting this patented,” Babu said.

Good for you, Babu! The world needs more men devoted to a better and more moral society such as yourself!

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