Calibration Camouflage Hyphen‐Labs and Adam Harvey: HyperFace
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ArticlePublication details: Wiley 2019Description: Vol 89, Issue 1, 2019 : (28-31)Online resources:
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Architectural designSummary: Facial recognition software raises issues of privacy and perception. To tackle these, Adam Harvey, an American designer based in Berlin, has worked with the multinational multimedia collective Hyphen‐Labs to create a new form of camouflage textile aimed at computer rather than human vision. Guest‐Editor Liam Young investigates.
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Facial recognition software raises issues of privacy and perception. To tackle these, Adam Harvey, an American designer based in Berlin, has worked with the multinational multimedia collective Hyphen‐Labs to create a new form of camouflage textile aimed at computer rather than human vision. Guest‐Editor Liam Young investigates.
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