Cigarette Machine Won’t Sell to Young Faces

November 02nd, 2007 | Category: Gadget News

A Japan-based vending machine company and Fujitaka Company have collaborated on a cigarette machine that uses FACE-RECOGNITION SOFTWARE to judge the age of public buying cigarettes. whether the buyer looks too young, it asks for

a license. whether the photo on the licence matches the face in front of the machine’s camera, it will sell the cigarettes whether the license holder is old suitable. (props to Picturephoning.com)

Original post by Mike

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