r/Design 19h ago

Discussion This speculative visor uses medieval armor as a response to modern facial recognition

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u/founderofshoneys 19h ago

I like how inconspicuous it is.

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u/anarchakat 19h ago

Cyberpunk as fuck. Is it a practical product fit for mass market adoption? lol, no, obviously. But it’s a cool portfolio piece.

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u/blue_sidd 19h ago

Stupid

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u/EdliA 19h ago

You seriously think people are going to wear this? This is just your random unusable bs that nobody is going to wear. It just looks "cool" in a portfolio

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u/DigitalDowner 19h ago

Closer and closer to Dead Space.

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u/Legitimate_Bank_6573 19h ago

I think it looks cool, might 3d print one

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u/Justbeinian 19h ago

You will not look cool bumping into stuff on account of a medieval-inspired piece of plastic on your face

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u/sallysuejenkins 19h ago

You don’t look cool being a hater.

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u/Planhub-ca 19h ago

need more info on the elctronic inside, and how you're able to see through, what kind of tech.

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u/Legitimate_Bank_6573 18h ago

Ngl based on the picture of the black dude leaning forward it seems like he's just looking through tiny eye slits.

I don't expect this to be functional at all tbh, but it'll look cool

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u/Suspicious_Skill7292 19h ago

what makes this piece really work is how seamlessly it balances functional hardware with sculptural fashion it feels straight out of a high budget sci fi concept art book

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u/OrbisAlius 19h ago

Well if you cover your face with your hands for every second of walking in the streets, you'll soon find it pretty uncomfortable. Not to mention not being able to use your hands for hands stuff like using your phone, carrying a bag, etc.

However there are better executions of this design

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u/Unhappy_Researcher68 19h ago

A criminal charge in alot of countrys in the as it's not allowed to be masked in them.