Sci/Tech Japanese company creates hyperrealistic masks

[The Helper]

Move over, Madame Tussauds.

A Japanese company called Real-F has developed a technique for creating a 3-D photocopy of a person’s face, PC World reports.

The company takes several photos from different angles, then prints the image on vinyl chloride resin stretched over a mold that matches the contours of the face, Techcrunch reports.

Moar here.

 

[Azlier]

Ahoy there, uncanny valley!

 

[xPass]

That's pretty scary...

 

[Dan]

What if someone robbed you but was wearing a mask of someone elses' face? If it was dark you wouldn't know the difference!

 

[FireCat]

Holy crap.. That's pretty creepy !

What if someone robbed you but was wearing a mask of someone elses' face? If it was dark you wouldn't know the difference!

Well, the "innocent person" would be locked up behind bars. for someone else's crime.
don't ya think so?

 

[xPass]

Holy crap.. That's pretty creepy !

Well, the "innocent person" would be locked up behind bars. for someone else's crime.
don't ya think so?

Two words, "Uh oh..."

 

[camelCase]

We do what we must because we can ~