Sean Hodgins made Become Anyone 2.0, an LED face mask that lets its wearer adopt the glowy, low-resolution appearance of anyone they please. If humans are not fooled, they will at least be entertained. And some surveillance systems may be fooled.
When you wait 5 years to improve an old project, but you take it in a completely different direction, this is what you end up with. There are almost too many LEDs to count on this mask, but I know the number because I had to do it. 2960. 2960 LEDs on this crazy PCB panel mask.
How long until we have a full scramble suit? Here's the scene from Philip K. Dick's A Scanner Darkly: "Notice that you can barely see this man."
Previously:
• Facemask prevents store from ID'ing man who stole a 3-foot, 40-pound dildo in broad daylight
• Check out this moving duckbill face mask
• 'The Maskalorian' travels around in Beskar armor, handing out facemasks
