I’ve been talking about the wonders of technology, and specifically what it can do for us. This invention has me thinking all sorts of possibilities for keeping my Richard Armitage obsession well fed but not in plain sight:
Facial Recognition Billboard Only Lets Women See The Full Ad
By Yi Chen on February 21, 2012A new kind of outdoor advertisement is being trialled on Oxford Street in London’s West End. The interactive advertisement uses a high-definition camera to scan pedestrians and identify their gender before showing a specific ad. The built-in system has a 90 per cent accuracy rate in analyzing a person’s facial features and determining if they’re a male or female.
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I need one of these devices in several rooms of my home, and when I walk near, I see something like this:
But it would have to be sophisticated enough that when SO walks near, he would see this:
which would ensure he asks no questions about the awkward looking contraptions spread throughout the house.
And maybe there’s a workaround for Servetus’ difficulty:
https://twitter.com/#!/ServetusRA/status/174607695729532928
The sensing unit mounted on the lectern with the display on the back wall behind the students? And perhaps with rotating images of Richard Armitage so she would not become dazed by her ogling. But of course if the students happen to look, they would see this:
The only downside I foresee is the students becoming confused by her spontaneous diagramming of Luther’s pants?
RA screencap courtesy of RichardArmitageNet.Com. Other images in the public domain.
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