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Their website and YouTube channel are hugely successful and now Brooke and Summer are bringing their fun to the Home Show! But they stopped by GTU first - You've seen their YouTube channel and their website, now Brooke and Summer are in town to share Anti-virus software company AVG has introduced glasses that foil face-tracking software. The glasses, which are only proofs of concept at this point, use strategically placed infrared LEDs to around the eyes and nose to interfere with camera filters AVG has attracted attention with a pair of spectacles designed to fool facial recognition systems. Though they build upon previous attempts, they are still very much at the concept stage. You may remember the first such gadget was unveiled a couple of Mar 3, 2015 08:33 AM ET // by Renee Morad Sometimes you just don’t want to be tagged on Facebook. Maybe you’re not a fan of what you’re wearing. Or perhaps you told your colleague that you had to miss the office happy hour for a doctor’s Hey I wanted to ask you what you were doing this weekend and see if we could meet up for a drink, but my stop interfered with our conversation. Maybe you can tell me more about why you quit your job you’re cute :) We've all become used to facial recognition technology helping us to tag our friends in photos online. There may be times, however, that you don't want to be recognized like this. With that in mind, security firm AVG has unveiled a prototype pair of .

Facial recognition software is growing both in use and sophistication, which is why security firm AVG has revealed what it refers to as "invisibility glasses." Utilizing infrared and retro-reflective technology, the glasses are designed to create Best known as a freeware Internet security and personal protection software developer, Czech Republic-based AVG has announced a new product designed to help prevent facial recognition technology from determining a person’s identity. The company is Ed Sheeran has has a successful couple of years and recently won two Brit Awards. However, he has admitted that this has not always been the case. He said that there was a time nobody wanted to work with him as he was a “nerd with red hair and glasses”. More than 100 Portland students will be able to see their classroom better after getting free eyeglasses. It is the 10th year the Essilor Vision Foundation has provided the service in Portland. School officials said the program is open to any student in .