$71 Coat Makes Wearers Invisible to AI Security Cameras
Students in Wuhan University, China have invented a $71 “invisibility cloak” that hides wearers from AI security cameras.
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Students in Wuhan University, China have invented a $71 “invisibility cloak” that hides wearers from AI security cameras.
Chinese police have been known to use facial recognition technology to track dissidents, ethnic minorities and migrant workers.
Four China Graduate students from Wuhan University have developed a cloak that concealed the wearer from security cameras.
On November 27th, a team of college graduates from China won a creative work contest called the China Postgraduate Innovation and Practice Competit...
Several Chinese graduate students have invented a plain-looking, low-cost coat that can hide the human body, day or night, from security cameras monitored by AI, according to the team. The InvisDefense coat can be seen by human eyes but is covered in a pattern that blinds cameras in the day and sends out unusual heat signals at night, according to the...