Artificial Intelligence has been deployed at a school in Brisbane to catch students vaping on campus.
The Islamic College of Brisbane has installed 40 HALO smart sensors at a cost of $80,000.
The devices resemble smoke detectors and can alert staff when vaping is present by measuring water vapour patterns.
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