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Start up idea: Ordinary glass (as in spectacles) frames that have a near IR LED on the bridge and on the side. PWM to be efficient, bright, but erratic clock o
by threwrfaway 4mo ago
Start up idea:
Ordinary glass (as in spectacles) frames that have a near IR LED on the bridge and on the side. PWM to be efficient, bright, but erratic clock of around 10Hz.
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- emsign 4mo agoThis. Projects like this already exist to blind surveillance cameras.
- stebalien 4mo agoI expect cameras will start to come with built-in IR filters in that case.
- threwrfaway 4mo agoIf it's near IR, bright and erratic, enough will get through and it will mess up with the auto gain.
- King-Aaron 4mo agoTo combat this I'll release a set of glasses with a high output CO2 laser on it
- Starlevel004 4mo agoLuckily they don't come with a built-in fist filter.
- 404mm 4mo agoSurely there’s gotta be some narrow frequency band that disrupts it from working, right? I’m getting really tired of all the cameras and ALPRs around us.
- alehlopeh 4mo agoYeah they just need to route power from the shields.
- xxs 4mo agoIt will randomly turn the TV on/off and switch the channels as a funny bonus. Cool idea nontheless
- threwrfaway 4mo agoA capacitive switch is free.
- 1659447091 4mo ago> Ordinary glass (as in spectacles) frames that have a near IR LED on the bridge and on the side. Or use those 1550 nm LiDAR lasers that are safe for eyes but burn out cameras pointed at them