Google Glass: Concept Glasses

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There are four sections of glass held in place by a central spidered support The video below provides an introduction to the Nissan Sway concept car. AVG showed off a proof-of-concept pair of Invisibility Glasses that are meant to defeat facial recognition and protect personal privacy. It's not the first time anti-surveillance 'fashion' has been used as a tactical trick to foil facial recognition. At Mobile World Congress, AVG is demoing a concept pair of glasses that both foil facial recognition software, and make it difficult for someone to snap a photo of your face. To make it difficult for facial recognition systems to actually recognize a 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 There’s a glass roof—a feature that seems requisite for concept cars this year—with a structural ‘X’ crossing in the middle. The concept borrows the steering wheel and some of the simple, back-to-basics layout that was first shown in the brand The International Geneva Motor Show is something of a glass cookie jar for Americans As with any name brand auto show, Geneva also plays host to dozens of concept cars, offering glimpses of the future of design, speed and technology in the automotive .

When wearing glasses with embedded infrared in a photo op the technology isn’t so foolproof. Although just a proof-of-concept for now, AVG’s project shows an anxiety in a connected world where everyone owns a smartphone with capable cameras. AVG unveiled proof-of-concept glasses that aim to protect your privacy by making it difficult for facial recognition algorithms to identify you. For example, the concept doesn’t have an engine up front but rather in-wheel electric motors powered by a lithium-sulphur battery. Drive-by-wire electric steering, toughened glass with an auto-dimming ‘smart glass’ inter-layer, and bespoke driver and Although only a concept, I was impressed at how well it worked Fujitsu recommended I take my glasses off for the registration process, but I found it was able to recognise my iris afterwards extremely easily, with glasses on or off. .