| Developers: | Procter & Gamble |
| Date of the premiere of the system: | January, 2019 |
| Branches: | Pharmaceutics, medicine, health care |
2018: Announcement
Within the exhibition of consumer CES 2019 electronics at the beginning of January of Procter and Gamble provided the device under the name Opte which scans skin and precisely does a make-up to hide pigmental spots, ruptures of blood vessels and other cosmetic shortcomings of skin. As a result of people looks younger.
The camera which is built in the device scans skin with a speed of 200 frames per second, analyzes data on distinction of color on the next sections, will recognize solar spots, freckles or birthmarks, and then causes a small amount of the make-up moistening of anti-aging cream or serum for skin lightening.
The device is equipped with blue LEDs which highlight skin, revealing scarcely noticeable violations of pigmentation, for example, small spots which are visible only at very good lighting.
On the presentation of a product it was reported that the make-up to skin is applied by "120 tiny thermoinkjet printers". It is about 120 nozzles of the printer which works under control of the microprocessor which is built in the scanner. That processes the data which arrived from the scanner.
The producer claims that such drawing allows not only to hide more effectively integument shortcomings, but also reduces use of tone funds for 99% in comparison with manual drawing.
It is known that three types of cartridges — will be made for different shades of skin. It will be necessary to change a cartridge with foundation every two months.
Procter and Gamble Opte will go on sale at the end of 2019 or in the 2020th. More exact terms of an entry of a product into the market in the company are not called.
Skin defects are eliminated, as a rule, by means of different cosmetics, however a problem of use of foundation, powder and a concealer is that it is often difficult for person to decide on necessary tone or it is correct to put it so that the make-up looked naturally. Procter and Gamble Opte solves this problem.[1]
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