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330   $aAnnotation The environment around us is becoming smarter Soon there will be a camera in nearly every streetlight to do better occupancy sensing, and ultimately a camera in every light fixture And modern automatic flush toilets, faucets, and sensor operated showers are starting to use more sophisticated camera based computer vision technologies In a world of smart things like smart lights, smart toilets, smart grids, smart meters, smart roads, and the like, what happens when you have smart people (i e put sensors on people)? What do we make of the growing numbers of businesses like department stores and restaurants that prohibit cameras, yet display QR codes that require cameras to read and understand?
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517   $a2013 IEEE International Symposium on Technology and Society (ISTAS): Social Implications of Wearable Computing and Augmediated Reality in Everyday Life
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