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A.I.-based virus system: Mask

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First published at 15:02 UTC on June 30th, 2020.

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A company in Belgium is making customized protective masks, featuring the wearer’s own face. The company’s founder, Charles de Bellefroid, explains that the Smiling Mask lets the wearer display “positive emotions" and makes it possible "to be able to [be] recognized in front of their peers.” Users take a picture of the bottom half of their faces at a photobooth, or via an app. The company is able to print out that picture and use a heat transfer machine to meld it to a mask.

Source: Inside Edition
https://youtu.be/ZRwO4kgUgOI

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