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Glass Hacks

Fun and frightening uses of always-on camera enabled wearable computers

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Video duration
01:00:29
Language
English
Abstract
A one hour technical lecture that covers everything from machine learning and AI to hardware design and manufacture. Includes demonstrations of applications enabled by an always-on image capturing wearable computer. You'll leave with a clear understanding of the field's status quo, how we got here, and insight into what's around the corner.

Always-on camera enabled wearable computers, like Google Glass and Lambda Hat, enable a variety of slightly creepy, but undeniably useful applications.

For the past few months, I've worn a computing device that takes pictures every few seconds. I run facial detection over the image stream, pulling out every face I have seen. Soon, we'll be able to conduct mass facial recognition using this data. Other applications include detecting license plates and automatically uploading them to a public GPS tagged website.

This talk will cover the history, state of the art, and future of wearable computing, machine learning, and the privacy implication of this technology.

Talk ID
5537
Event:
30C3
Day
2
Room
Saal 1
Start
12:45 p.m.
Duration
01:00:00
Track
Science & Engineering
Type of
lecture
Speaker
Stephen Balaban
Talk Slug & media link
30C3_-_5537_-_en_-_saal_1_-_201312281245_-_glass_hacks_-_stephen_balaban
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