I've been meaning to put this up for a while, so here goes :)
I have seen lasers used to "dazzle" security cameras before but they normally use visible light and need pinpoint accuracy to be effective. I had never thought about using an array of IR LEDs (infrared light emitting diodes) to create a permanent result that would not be noticeable to anyone else around.
"IR.ASC is an infrared light - to the device before Divining infrared surveillance cameras. There is no special technical knowledge of each reconstructed. The device emits infrared light from the infrared images from surveillance cameras disturbs. The face of the person is monitored by a light ball over. Since the whole interaction in a non-visible spectrum (at frequencies between 780nm and 1mm), the man noticed nothing of it and he sees neither the infrared emission of radiation surveillance camera nor by the IR.ASC "
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As an extension, would it be possible, especially with fixed (non rotating) cameras, to create an IR dazzler.
A dual infra-red/visible laser (semiconductor device) could be mounted in a pointable housing with a suitable self adhesive (rapid epoxy/tensol) base?
You could mount it on the wall,, wearing your IR headgear, and then point it at the camera using the visible beam for guidance. Then switch to IR to dazzle (or even slowly burn out) the CCD, whilst hundreds of revolutionary tao-ists sneak past the surveillance?
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