The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Bathroom cameras
French company CareOS showcased a smart mirror that lets you “try on” different hairstyles. Facial recognition helps the mirror’s camera know which person in a household is there, while augmented-reality technology overlays your actual image with animation on how you might look.
CareOS expects hotels and salons to buy the $20,000 Artemis mirror — making it more important that personal data is protected.“We know we don’t want the whole world to know about what’s going on in the bathroom,” co-founder Chloe Szulzinger said.
The mirror doesn’t need an internet connection to work, she said. The company says it will abide by Europe’s stronger privacy rules, which took effect in May.