Worried about all those security cameras tracking your every move? Try rocking one of these visors and enjoy anonymity once again.
At least that's what Isao Echizen from Japan's National Institute of Informatics is trying to achieve with the Privacy Visor (PDF).
Developed with Seiichi Gohshi of Kogakuin University, the visor has a near-infrared light source that messes up cameras but doesn't affect the wearer's vision, according to the institute.
They're hardly fashionable, but the lights create noise that prevents computer vision algorithms from extracting the features needed to recognize a face. (more) (get the t-shirt) (sing-a-long)
Wednesday, 23 January 2013
The Mysterians and Question Mark...or viceversa?
Posted on 07:52 by Unknown
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