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Hmm. I have seen a site that will generate a working QR
code, linking to the website of your choice, that looks like a
picture of your choice. |
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My thought when I saw the idea title: yeah, facial
recognition would be really easy if you got people
to have a QR code on their faces. |
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Well, just have the QR code tattooed on your face? It's
a win-win, from some perspectives. |
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NB there is depressingly little info in a QR code, |
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have it shred itself when exposed to a camera. |
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According to Wikipedia [link], QR codes use a "mask" that inverts
some of the pixels specifically to break up visual patterns and
make the pattern more uniformly dense. However, you've
probably seen QR codes with images integrated into themthese
take advantage of the error correction features of the QR code
system. The image obscures some of the data that would be in
the code, but the error correction is enough to reconstitute it.
Therefore, you could probably just flip enough pixels to adjust
the overall darkness of each QR code that forms a pixel of the
larger image, and rely on error correction to keep them
readable. (Error correction level is variablesome generators
have a setting for it.) |
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// NB there is depressingly little info in a QR code, // |
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unless you use a gigantic QR code: [link] |
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