Smart robot teaches foreign languages to students in Dong Nai
Robot can recognize faces, communicate in 21 languages, simulate gestures, nuances of people when communicating. The university in Dong Nai applies the equipment to teac…
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Robot can recognize faces, communicate in 21 languages, simulate gestures, nuances of people when communicating. The university in Dong Nai applies the equipment to teac…
Brazilian researchers use 3D technology to recreate the face of a man stuck to death due to suspected vampires.
To get an idea of what cities will look like in the future, Business Insider has called on futurists, urban planners and designers to predict traffic trends and homes.…
Nadine is 1.7 meters tall, the height of Nadia Thalmann, who developed and produced Nadine. Nadine's brain is similarly built with Siri's Apple.
Scientists in the United States have found genes that regulate features on the human face, such as nose size and facial width.
Although this is the advancement of artificial intelligence, it makes the privacy of users more fragile than ever.
Scientists at Tel Aviv University (Israel) recently unveiled a new medical application that tracks the actions of muscles and nerves, helping to restore tissue. broken.
Scientists at the University of Oregon, USA, built a device that allows people to read their thoughts by scanning signals in the brain and then processing and transferri…
With this machine, all your thoughts will show up on the screen as a movie for the whole world to see.
If the face and eyes help people to understand each other in communication, now it also brings another interesting thing: creating music without using instruments.
Researchers at the University of Washington (UW - USA) recently demonstrated 3D animations by actors Tom Hanks, Daniel Craig and some other celebrities that can be creat…
Recently, a genetic technology company called Parabon Nanolabs used DNA collected from the crime scene, through which the image of the culprit's face was created.
Intelligent mirrors are the first in the world to give self-made photographers perfect shots without the need for a stick or a phone.
According to an FBI expert, even the agency has not been able to deploy the widespread facial recognition feature you see in the movie.
Facial recognition software is becoming increasingly popular, and anti-recognition technology is just a matter of time. As usual, Japan continues to take the lead in thi…