Japan invented a special pair of glasses to make facial recognition fail

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The recent exposure of words such as surveillance and monitoring has been high, and the gleaming spectacles of the Japanese National Center for Informatics have come at a good time. It consists of a mirror frame and 11 near-infrared LED lights, can make the human eye imperceptible, but can be captured by some of the camera light ...

With this ability it can disable facial recognition (the brightness of the upper and lower noses in the face recognition function is one of the important grounds for identification), and it is almost impossible to take a clear, positive picture without getting the wearer's permission.

Careful netizens may have noticed that this product is effective for "partial cameras". Specifically, this part is a camera that captures infrared rays. Of course, to break through the limitations, researchers are already looking for better alternatives, and their new plan is to switch to reflective materials that are effective for all the sensors, and to see if success depends on the progress of the next research.

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