caiyi8875
04-14-2011, 05:30 AM
On its optimal settings,rayban (http://www.kisstrend.com), the camera can scan 400 faces a second at a distance of up to 50 yards away. But the settings can be changed to recognize faces at a slower pace, at up to 12 miles away.Agostini said the camera and database compare 46,000 biometric points on a person's face, so the chances of mistaken identity are slim.Identifying perps from 12-miles away with a pair of sunglasses (http://www.kisstrend.com)? Riiiiiiiiiiight. You see that dot? Yeah,ed hardy sunglass (http://www.kisstrend.com), the one that looks like an ant? It's a terrorist. Trust me, the glasses said so. Also,polaroid sun glasses (http://www.kisstrend.com), that I should go grab some churros and leave the arrests up to you. YOU HEARD THE GLASSES,cheap sunglasses (http://www.kisstrend.com)! Kidding,hottest eyewear (http://www.kisstrend.com), they only talk to me but still.
Dubbed "RoboCop" glasses after the 1987 action film, the glasses are fitted with a tiny camera that scans up to 400 faces per second. It cross-checks those images against a database of criminals and terrorists, and flashes a small red light inside the glasses if a match comes up. Then the officer knows whom to home in on and whom to leave alone.
Dubbed "RoboCop" glasses after the 1987 action film, the glasses are fitted with a tiny camera that scans up to 400 faces per second. It cross-checks those images against a database of criminals and terrorists, and flashes a small red light inside the glasses if a match comes up. Then the officer knows whom to home in on and whom to leave alone.