The Iris camera uses biometric technology to identify people by looking at their unique iris signatures. If the user’s iris is recognised, the camera will automatically load their preferred settings – including aperture, ISO and screen display.
(via Dezeen » Blog Archive » Iris by Mimi Zou at Show RCA 2012)
11 months ago 17 notes → tags: industrial design. product design. concept.
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As the user looks through the lens, they can zoom in and out by narrowing or widening their eyelids. To take the photo,...
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