InSight is designed to identify a person based on their “fashion
fingerprint” that can help you recognize someone if they’re too far away
for facial recognition cameras or have their back turned to you. The
fingerprint is constructed with the help of a smartphone app that takes a
series of photos of a person and then creates a file known as a
“spatiogram” that identifies the colors, textures and patterns of the
clothes they are wearing. The information is then used by Google Glass
to identify the person. Best of all, the fingerprint changes every time
the person changes their clothes, meaning you can go back to being
anonymous after a single outing.
Early tests have indicated that the software is extremely accurate
and with the help of 15 volunteers it was able to identify a person 93%
of the time, even if their backs were turned.
http://bgr.com/2013/03/08/google-glass-features-identify-364281/
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