The larger casinos Venetian, Bellagio use a software called "Griffen Gold" for security & facial recognition.
The software snaps photos, uses a formula based on measurements of the eyes nose and chin, and then compares
them to a local or internet database.
I've no idea if it would foil facial recognition software, but if I was banned I might invest several bucks in a pair of these: http://www.sciplus.com/singleItem.cf...LogFrom=Search (gotta accept a cookie) and maybe strategically add/remove a beard... Maybe a Long John Silver-type eye patch.
Oh, and don't act like a raving dick and thereby draw attention to yourself ;-)
I've no idea if it would foil facial recognition software, but if I was banned I might invest several bucks in a pair of these: http://www.sciplus.com/singleItem.cf...LogFrom=Search (gotta accept a cookie) and maybe strategically add/remove a beard... Maybe a Long John Silver-type eye patch.
Oh, and don't act like a raving dick and thereby draw attention to yourself ;-)
Surreal
Well I don't know about those glasses I mean I already look like the stereotypical geek. I've got the whole check list from the glasses to the black wardrobe. Anyway back on topic toss a full body fat suit in there and a bald mans wig if your chicken and don't want to shave.
Edit: cool site I've never seen it before. Know where I'm doing my x-mas/birthday shopping, hello lab supplies.
[QUOTE=Surreal;84495]I've no idea if it would foil facial recognition software, but if I was banned I might invest several bucks in a pair of these: http://www.sciplus.com/singleItem.cf...LogFrom=Search (gotta accept a cookie) and maybe strategically add/remove a beard... Maybe a Long John Silver-type eye patch.
For those interested in casino security, i'm currently doing some research on it as part of a larger project (legitimate, i promise!) and am thinking giving a presentation on it - just not while staying at a casino.
The facial recognition and privacy work is being done by James Alexander -also at UPenn -it's called the Masks project www.cis.upenn.edu/~jalex/research.html
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The facial recognition and privacy work is being done by James Alexander -also at UPenn -it's called the Masks project www.cis.upenn.edu/~jalex/research.html
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