This camera turns people into stick figures to preserve privacy. It uses heat-sensing technology to detect and remove identifiable bodies. By Mack DeGeurin. Published Jul 16, 2024 2:16 PM EDT.

U-Mich engineers have developed a camera that renders entire scenes normally, but turns people into stick figures. Maintaining some semblance of privacy in a society where cameras are increasingly ...

These stick figures accurately mirror the movements of the real people, ensuring that devices relying on the camera can still function without compromising the privacy of individuals in view ...

When a person—either occluded by a wall or not—takes a step, “you see that skeleton, or stick figure, that you created, takes a step with it,” she says. “If the person sits down, you see ...

Mfers is a collection of 10,000 stick figure NFTs that want to revolutionize intellectual property. ... People dropping a new car's worth of money on profile picture art is never easy to comprehend.

The thermal imaging means that people in images can be detected and "subtracted" from images based on their thermal silhouettes, replacing them with an animated stick figure.

Sometimes a simple idea can yield fantastic results. A few runs of LED strips fastened to a black hoody and sweatpants and just like that…a LED stick person costume for Halloween. The creator… ...

You're just a stick figure to this camera ... The person didn't realize their iRobot Roomba had wandered into the bathroom, and that all its photos were sent to a start-up company's cloud server.

To help people find balance, she developed a drawing exercise she calls "My Two Conflicting Selves." It asks people to draw stick figures of their competing sides, list out their wants and needs ...