The anti-surveillance clothing that hides people from security cameras using ghostly patterns

New anti-surveillance clothing has the ability to hide its wearer from security cameras. The clothing uses ghostly coloured patterns of digitalised faces to trick facial recognition software. The patterns confuse facial recognition systems by overwhelming them with too many false'faces' to read at once. The'Hyperface' project prints ghostly patterns of eyes, noses and mouths onto clothing and textiles. The patterns modify: 'The things that appear next to you, around you, and that can also modify the computer vision confidence score,' creator Adam Harvey claims.