Digital Camouflage is a garment designed to “trick” the computer-vision systems that increasingly watch public space.
At first glance it reads as clothing with an abstract, almost hypnotic pattern. In fact, the textile is engineered to confuse the object-recognition algorithms used in surveillance—the class of technology now switching on at Berlin’s Kottbusser Tor, and already humming on streets from London to Los Angeles.
See the video below and more from Simon Weckert. Via Hackaday.
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