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Tech companies pitch devices to prisons and probation minister James Timpson .
Smell detectors could be used to monitor criminals and prevent reoffending.
AI cameras could also be set up in offenders' homes in the community to check behaviour.
Justice secretary Shabana Mahmood said emerging technology has potential to "impose a digital prison outside a prison".
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