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There is technology to accurately identify whether you are happy or sad
Fujitsu said it has launched an artificial intelligence-based (AI) technology to track changes in user expression such as suspense or confusion.
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AI - Artificial intelligence
This cool t-shirt will make you invisible to AI
These psychedelic designs can be printed on t-shirts to fool identity identification systems.
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The Pentagon identifies people from afar with a heartbeat
The Jetson laser prototype can pick up heart rate signals from a distance of 200 meters, even through clothing.
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Smart lock may not be as safe as you think
According to Abacus, the report of the Tianjin Consumer Association (China) confirms that some types of smart locks are easily 'out of sight' by thieves.
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Amazon said face recognition can identify fears
Amazon said their facial recognition software could detect a person who is scared.
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How sophisticated has face detection technology been?
Many countries are increasingly using face recognition technology to ensure order and security. How good is this technology and how has it evolved?
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US military rifles are about to integrate technology like tanks and iPhones
The next generation of US military guns is expected to integrate computers capable of calculating projectile traits, face recognition and hydrophobic glasses.
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Parents should all need: Equipment to 'translate' newborn babies cry
Scientists at the University of Northern Illinois (USA) have built a tool based on artificial intelligence (AI) that can decipher the cry of babies.
AI - Artificial intelligence
Network neurons diagnosed 216 rare genetic diseases
According to Nature Medicine, an international research group has successfully developed an artificial intelligence system that can accurately diagnose 216 rare genetic…
Computer science
Is face unlocking harmful to eyes?
Face ID, Iris Scanner and some other face and iris recognition technologies are using infrared to shine directly into users' eyes.
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Do you know how many faces each of us can remember?
It is surprising that each of us has the ability to memorize many different faces and that limit can be up to 5,000 people.
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Hearing laughter makes us want to laugh, why is that?
We know how to laugh as if we were programmed from birth. Infants before they can speak can laugh. Visually impaired people can laugh like normal people.
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Will fingerprints change after we die? The answer surprised everyone!
Once the cell dies, it loses all of its charge and cannot activate the phone's fingerprint sensor, and of course does not open the lock.
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In this island nation, you can use bitcoin for naturalization
When the bitcoin fever has reached its peak, official recognition of this currency is probably only a matter of time.
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Word prompter - a powerful assistant of politicians
The prompting machine helps users read the speech content while still looking directly at the crowd below instead of looking down at the paper.