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It tracks via motion detectors, not facial recognition. I’m not totally sure but it seems the facial recognition is just part of the initial authorization step.
by chrischen 4y ago
It tracks via motion detectors, not facial recognition. I’m not totally sure but it seems the facial recognition is just part of the initial authorization step.
So it’s not reading your face in front of the display to determine what to show, but rather you scan your pass and verify your identity, then walk around the airport where it tracks your position to keep track of who you are and where, and when you then stand in front of this display it knows where you are relative to the display which can deliver a directionally targeted image to your eyes.
- woojoo666 4y agoI feel like that would contradict the information in this article, which says: > Ng said. “In this demo, as soon as you walk out of the viewing area of the display, the system forgets everything, and all of the data is purged.” If the system tracked you throughout the entire airport, it would not be forgetting you once you walk out of the viewing area. Not to mention, the airport would lose track of you once you enter a bathroom, which afaik don't have cameras
- GekkePrutser 4y agoThis wouldn't work, the moment it loses track of you for only a second it won't know who you are anymore. Even if literally every corner is plastered with camera's, there's like another poster said, bathrooms.. Ergo, every sign will have to have face recognition.