Camera-Covered Jacket Is the Ultimate in Sartorial Surveillance

City streets in London and New York are increasingly tracking crime through the use of public surveillance cameras. But what happens if you're attacked or robbed in an area that doesn't have any cameras?

That's the question a pair of South Korea-based artists attempted to answer when they created the Aposematic Jacket, a blazer festooned with cameras connected to the web

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Conceived by Shin Seung Back and Kim Yong Hun, and stitched together by former Giorgio Armani designer Jehee Sheen, the jacket houses nearly 50 cameras pointing in all directions, and conceals a battery pack that powers the system Read more...

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