Faceguard IR
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Thu 2006/08/17 21:42
And how about folks who have voice recognition security systems at work – are you not fed up that you cant get through that door because you’ve been singing that Haruhi tune all night and have a sore throat?
Well be fed up no more thanks to Faceguard IR - a facial recognition system that uses infrared technology to scan your face. Because it uses infrared, it will recognize faces in complete darkness and laugh when somebody tries to put a photo of a infront of the scanner.
Learn more about Faceguard IR at the official site and download the pamphlet to find out more.
Nearly forgot to mention that theres still a 0.001% chance of Faceguard letting in the wrong person…
Used to travel a lot to Seattle when I was at Amazon which was the reason why I continue...(more)
Wed 09/20 21:07 comments (26)
Got this a while ago just so that I could pull of those combo moves in KOF as trying som...(more)
Thu 08/10 21:30 comments (10)
marvn in the office hogging the interne...
I'd probably use this if it wasn't so expensive. ^^ seems like a great security system unless you name is michael jackson. ..tired of the fact you can't get into your own room because you just had that new facial surgery? lol! v(^_^)v
(ID #38818) Posted on 2007/01/02 01:23
Gé in Quebec, Canada
iIf it's the real price then I'll pass. It's a great security system but I don,t want to buy it and then someone break it with a rock T.T Marvn, you're right. You can't have this if you're Michael Jackson ^_^
(ID #38819) Posted on 2007/01/02 01:23
Danny Choo in Tokyo
I didnt notice any price tag and I think its on a per application basis - basically you contact them and they tell you how much it costs dependign on what you want to do.
(ID #38820) Posted on 2007/01/02 01:23
Demacrez in Humidity Houston
Lol, you sung the whole song of Haruhi? Lol. A face scanner huh? I would prefer a retinal scanner but this will kinda do. Cool find Danny.
(ID #38821) Posted on 2007/01/02 01:23
Leo in San Francisco
Awww, C'mon Danny, what's so bad about singing "Bouken Desho Desho" and have people look at you? With my luck, once I lose more weight, I'd be locked out of my house because it can't find the right points onmy face.
(ID #38822) Posted on 2007/01/02 01:23
David in Belgium
Well, to be honest I'd rather hump a dead moose than use this "technology". There are so many things that can go wrong with it. Suppose you get into a fight, or an accident and your face is battered up? Also the fingerprint systems are a real scam. Nothing beats the old good LOCK with KEY ! ;) I had a good laugh a while ago when a friend called me and said his friend couldn't get access to his computer cause the face recognition failed and he forgot his password *LMAO*
(ID #38824) Posted on 2007/01/02 01:23
Jeremy in Asia Pacific Region
Hi Danny, Your site is great (Hmmm...I wonder how many ppl have commented the same already but I'll say it again). You have really nice pictures from Wonder Festival 2006 Winter & those are really nice upcoming figures. I was wondering whether could you give titles for the pictures (for example the name of the figure and scale) I would be a nice touch because I browse your site almost everyday and use it for reference when I'm looking for a certain figure to purchase and at many times I dont know the name of the figure. I am not a fan of any specific anime (but I like Gundam). I just collect mecha & figures because they are sooooo nice & detailed. Thanks!
(ID #38825) Posted on 2007/01/02 01:23
Jeremy in Asia Pacific Region
Oooo... I've found the link to Wonder Festival 2006 Winter part 2 with the details. Sorry Danny...my badd. Keep up the great work!
(ID #38826) Posted on 2007/01/02 01:23
Ngee Khiong in Kuching, Malaysia
Kind of dangerous - what if you got red eyes after going to some of the Japanese Idols events? :-)
(ID #38827) Posted on 2007/01/02 01:23
Galloholic in Bremen, Germany
Whow, I lost a finger when someone steped out of the dark in order to get access to my notebook. Can not imagine what had happend whennnn.....
(ID #38828) Posted on 2007/01/02 01:23
Soon in United States
It sounds good to me. Something I might use in my current project.
(ID #38829) Posted on 2007/01/02 01:23
Keisuke in NYC
Lock and Key system has been defeated around 10-15 years ago with the bump key(Google), which works better than lockpick guns. Even a normal person can gain access to this bump key and become a lockpicker in a matter of minutes. I'd say, the classic combination of deadbolts and keypads with fingerprint recognition will be more secure than face recognition.
(ID #38830) Posted on 2007/01/02 01:23
Gagaboo in Someones panties
Tell ya wat... Dnt know why they aint thought of this yet - a gential scanner. i mean... it'd be the most SECURE system to even be used. Least I'm sure it would be...
(ID #38848) Posted on 2007/01/02 01:23
SpoBo in Belgium
I would never buy something like this. All it takes is a detailed picture from your face and they are in... how dumb is that :D And even if they would find a way to detect that it's just a picture I wonder if it'll let you in when you have a black eye.. :/ It must suck to be left outsie right after you got mugged :D
(ID #38999) Posted on 2007/01/02 01:23
SpoBo in Belgium
ok, I should have read the second paragraph. The blackeye thing still counts though.
(ID #39000) Posted on 2007/01/02 01:23
marvin in the office alone,scared out of...
umm... lol sorry, I just couldn't resist.
(ID #39025) Posted on 2007/01/02 01:23
marvin in the office alone,scared out of...
oops sorry i put less than, greater than symbols between my post... looks like part of it was omitted.. anyway I'll just retype it. umm.. (insert evil twin pun here) lol sorry, i just couldn't resist
(ID #39026) Posted on 2007/01/02 01:23
Gordon Pekeur in south africa -cape town-
THIS IS A COOL DEVICE, IT SHOULD BE ABLE TO BLIND THE PERSON WHO IS TRYING TO IMPERSONATE YOU, THAT WAY THEY CANT STEAL ALL YOUR ANIME DVD'S, FIGURES AND GUNDAMS....
(ID #40844) Posted on 2007/01/02 01:23
ひきこもり/Hikikomori. Suits my current state more than a 大学生/University Student. ^^
Wonderful, the only thing that can go wrong is probably when scanning twins.
(ID #66108) Posted on 2007/12/06 03:44
marvn in the office hogging the interne...
I'd probably use this if it wasn't so expensive. ^^ seems like a great security system unless you name is michael jackson. ..tired of the fact you can't get into your own room because you just had that new facial surgery? lol! v(^_^)v
(ID #80822) Posted on 1999/11/30 14:12
Gé in Quebec, Canada
iIf it's the real price then I'll pass. It's a great security system but I don,t want to buy it and then someone break it with a rock T.T Marvn, you're right. You can't have this if you're Michael Jackson ^_^
(ID #80823) Posted on 1999/11/30 14:12
Danny Choo in Tokyo
I didnt notice any price tag and I think its on a per application basis - basically you contact them and they tell you how much it costs dependign on what you want to do.
(ID #80824) Posted on 1999/11/30 14:12
Demacrez in Humidity Houston
Lol, you sung the whole song of Haruhi? Lol. A face scanner huh? I would prefer a retinal scanner but this will kinda do. Cool find Danny.
(ID #80825) Posted on 1999/11/30 14:12
Leo in San Francisco
Awww, C'mon Danny, what's so bad about singing "Bouken Desho Desho" and have people look at you? With my luck, once I lose more weight, I'd be locked out of my house because it can't find the right points onmy face.
(ID #80826) Posted on 1999/11/30 14:12
David in Belgium
Well, to be honest I'd rather hump a dead moose than use this "technology". There are so many things that can go wrong with it. Suppose you get into a fight, or an accident and your face is battered up? Also the fingerprint systems are a real scam. Nothing beats the old good LOCK with KEY ! ;) I had a good laugh a while ago when a friend called me and said his friend couldn't get access to his computer cause the face recognition failed and he forgot his password *LMAO*
(ID #80828) Posted on 1999/11/30 14:12
Jeremy in Asia Pacific Region
Hi Danny, Your site is great (Hmmm...I wonder how many ppl have commented the same already but I'll say it again). You have really nice pictures from Wonder Festival 2006 Winter & those are really nice upcoming figures. I was wondering whether could you give titles for the pictures (for example the name of the figure and scale) I would be a nice touch because I browse your site almost everyday and use it for reference when I'm looking for a certain figure to purchase and at many times I dont know the name of the figure. I am not a fan of any specific anime (but I like Gundam). I just collect mecha & figures because they are sooooo nice & detailed. Thanks!
(ID #80829) Posted on 1999/11/30 14:12
Jeremy in Asia Pacific Region
Oooo... I've found the link to Wonder Festival 2006 Winter part 2 with the details. Sorry Danny...my badd. Keep up the great work!
(ID #80830) Posted on 1999/11/30 14:12
Ngee Khiong in Kuching, Malaysia
Kind of dangerous - what if you got red eyes after going to some of the Japanese Idols events? :-)
(ID #80831) Posted on 1999/11/30 14:12
Galloholic in Bremen, Germany
Whow, I lost a finger when someone steped out of the dark in order to get access to my notebook. Can not imagine what had happend whennnn.....
(ID #80832) Posted on 1999/11/30 14:12
Soon in United States
It sounds good to me. Something I might use in my current project.
(ID #80833) Posted on 1999/11/30 14:12
Keisuke in NYC
Lock and Key system has been defeated around 10-15 years ago with the bump key(Google), which works better than lockpick guns. Even a normal person can gain access to this bump key and become a lockpicker in a matter of minutes. I'd say, the classic combination of deadbolts and keypads with fingerprint recognition will be more secure than face recognition.
(ID #80834) Posted on 1999/11/30 14:12
Gagaboo in Someones panties
Tell ya wat... Dnt know why they aint thought of this yet - a gential scanner. i mean... it'd be the most SECURE system to even be used. Least I'm sure it would be...
(ID #80852) Posted on 1999/11/30 14:12
SpoBo in Belgium
I would never buy something like this. All it takes is a detailed picture from your face and they are in... how dumb is that :D And even if they would find a way to detect that it's just a picture I wonder if it'll let you in when you have a black eye.. :/ It must suck to be left outsie right after you got mugged :D
(ID #81003) Posted on 1999/11/30 14:12
SpoBo in Belgium
ok, I should have read the second paragraph. The blackeye thing still counts though.
(ID #81004) Posted on 1999/11/30 14:12
marvin in the office alone,scared out of...
umm... lol sorry, I just couldn't resist.
(ID #81029) Posted on 1999/11/30 14:12
marvin in the office alone,scared out of...
oops sorry i put less than, greater than symbols between my post... looks like part of it was omitted.. anyway I'll just retype it. umm.. (insert evil twin pun here) lol sorry, i just couldn't resist
(ID #81030) Posted on 1999/11/30 14:12
Gordon Pekeur in south africa -cape town-
THIS IS A COOL DEVICE, IT SHOULD BE ABLE TO BLIND THE PERSON WHO IS TRYING TO IMPERSONATE YOU, THAT WAY THEY CANT STEAL ALL YOUR ANIME DVD'S, FIGURES AND GUNDAMS....
(ID #82848) Posted on 1999/11/30 14:12
When I first saw the pic - the first word I uttered - "Whaaaat?!!!!"
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