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Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) patrol the liminal spaces between states—the deserts, oceans, and forests.

The second tier involves automated recognition. Smart borders utilize gait analysis and facial recognition to process travelers. eyinterstate

The Eyinterstate represents the solidification of borders through light and data. While physical walls are expensive and labor-intensive to maintain, the visual wall is instantaneous and infinitely scalable. As nations move toward "smart borders," the Eyinterstate will become the dominant method of defining who belongs and who is foreign. Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) patrol the liminal spaces

This paper introduces the concept of the —a theoretical zone where visual sovereignty and physical borders intersect. Traditionally, an "interstate" refers to a physical highway connecting states or the relations between sovereign entities. By prefixing this with "Eye," we define a new frontier: the use of optical technologies (satellites, drones, facial recognition, and AI) to police, define, and influence the space between nations. This paper argues that the Eyinterstate has replaced the physical checkpoint as the primary locus of border security, raising urgent questions regarding privacy, jurisdiction, and the right to be unseen. This paper introduces the concept of the —a

Below is a proposal for a white paper that defines and explores this concept, treating "Eyinterstate" as a theoretical framework for the intersection of visual technology and geopolitical borders.

Corporate identity relies heavily on typography. For a firm like EY , which operates in over 150 countries, having a unified typeface like helps maintain a professional and recognizable "voice" in every report, presentation, and marketing brochure.

The highest tier of the Eyinterstate is space-based. Governments and private corporations use synthetic aperture radar (SAR) and high-resolution imaging to monitor cross-border activity in real-time.