We present a system that measures veillance flux, the ability of a camera to see, as the flux propagates through space. By wearing a veillance-integrating device, individuals are given an accumulated dosage readout based on their presence or absence in the veillance field of various cameras. The dose readout can be used as a score for players in an image-capture gaming environment, and as a means to assess camera coverage in security and cinematography applications. This veillance dosimeter detects radiation of information-bearing optical sensitivity, as opposed to radiation of light energy in the opposite direction.
['Ryan E. Janzen', 'Steve Mann']
Veillance dosimeter, inspired by body-worn radiation dosimeters, to measure exposure to inverse light