Your face could be a piece of art with face detecting mirror
Posted By: Priyanka Ohri | May 26 2010
A study for mirror envisioned by Chris O'Shea in collaboration with Random International uses hidden camera to capture your image, consequently displaying a light reactive temporary screen print on glass. Once you stand in front of the mirror, the system will detect your face and then your image begins to be printed in reverse. The best part is the finesse with which the entire system with full PC running custom software is fitted in a small frame and hung on the wall.
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Via: Dvice
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