On a personal body level (walking, facial recognition) to your property (cars from the flock systems they are putting up)
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I have to do research on this. Highly doubt it’s gonna work though. Seems like regular sunglasses to me. If sunglasses won’t hide your face, I don’t see how this would. Especially with see through lenses.
Now some sunglasses with extremely dark tint and that are large enough could obscure a portion of your face to make your face harder to track. But these new AI systems have the ability to understand other parts of your face as long as they already have you in a database.
They are supposing the idea that near infrared waves are the only things the cameras use to track your face. That isn’t true.