Simplicam - home surveillance camera, with face recognition
ArcSoft has introduced the Simplicam, which integrates motion sensor technology, audio sensor and face recognition.
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ArcSoft has introduced the Simplicam, which integrates motion sensor technology, audio sensor and face recognition.
US scientists have unveiled a new intelligent algorithm that will develop an image editing software that will optimize the appearance of your photos, but will not change…
Researchers at Tokyo University, Japan have developed a unique computer-controlled mirror that can turn sad faces into fun.
Facial recognition is a software system on the computer that automatically identifies a person based on the image, the video.
NTT DoCoMo's products help solve one of the great difficulties of foreign visitors to Japan, which is to read Japanese menus in restaurants.
The new automated teller machine will work just like a tablet, with face recognition to identify customers.
Japanese scientists have created an eyeglass device called 'Anti-Glass', for those who want to avoid the sight of the Google mirror.
CST-01, the world's thinnest clocks have been 'burned out' in the United States. This product is only 0.8mm thick, which is thinner than a credit card.
The phone will use a special touch screen that allows flexible face changes to turn Braille to help visually impaired people read SMS or email.
Passed through virtual voice only, experts are now turning to the need to provide live expressive assistants.
In addition to the ability to identify faces, smart glass Google Glass can also help wearers identify acquaintances through clothing, according to news reports New Scien…
On March 18th, Japanese technology firm Fujitsu announced a phone capable of capturing the user's circuit through the face.
A pair of glasses called 'privacy protection glasses' were invented to counter hidden cameras using facial recognition software.
Scientists at the Artificial Lab (AI Lab) at the University of Zurich are hatching a plan to build a physique robot similar to a walking boy.