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> "Cameras are set in China at 2.8 meters above the ground. That means they won't be able to capture human faces. That's a rule. I'm confused.
by Abrecht 8y ago
> "Cameras are set in China at 2.8 meters above the ground. That means they won't be able to capture human faces. That's a rule.
I'm confused.
- deleted 8y ago[deleted]
- parliament32 8y agoI think they mean surveillance cameras run at an angle that makes automated facial recognition impossible.
- trevyn 8y agoToday’s state of the art facial recogition systems work with close to +/- 90 degrees of head pan and tilt. It’s really quite impressive.
- gnode 8y agoYes, but this is in an article about people being captured by facial recognition surveillance. It appears to contradict itself. Maybe it's a typo?
- mtgx 8y agoThat seems unlikely.
- lordnacho 8y agoMust be a translation/proof-reading error. A camera 1m above people's heads would be perfect for capturing faces.
- deleted 8y ago[deleted]
- manicdee 8y agoCatch faces? Hit heads perhaps? As in, “Ouch! I caught that camera with my face.”