Sentences with phrase «facial recognition technology found»

Next year may bring the launch of a high - end iPad model that offers the same facial recognition technology found on the new iPhone X, according to sources.

The doorbell is also equipped with the same facial recognition technology found in its other smart security cameras, so that it can recognise familiar delivery drivers and family members.

Not exact matches

-- Daniel Putterman, cofounder, co-CEO, and head of business for Kogniz, Inc. which recently released AICam, fully - autonomous surveillance cameras with artificial intelligence that identify people and threats in real - time, using video - based facial recognition and object detection; also having founded and run venture - backed technology companies over the last 20 years including MaxInfo, Inc. (acquired by NETM), EoExchange (S - 1), Mediabolic, Inc. (acquired by ROVI), and Cloud Engines, Inc..

He added that Facebook's facial recognition technology should help it find misleading ads.

In 2015, algorithm developer and facial - recognition technology expert NTechLab was founded.

Their findings may have important practical implications for personal and facial recognition technologies and software such as are used in airport security, for example, the researcher says.

The NYPD has used facial recognition technology in more than 8,000 cases, and it found 2,000 possible matches in its arrest database.

Adult Websites Find Creepiest Use For Facial Recognition Technology So Far.

MASHABLE - June 10 - Match.com has partnered with Three Day Rule that uses facial - recognition technology to find dates for users.

Building on this concept, popular dating site Match.com has partnered with Los Angeles - based matchmaking service Three Day Rule that uses facial - recognition technology to find dates for users.

While facial recognition technology has met with numerous privacy issues and controversies in the human world, your pooch is unlikely to rage upon finding out that you've posted up a photograph of him, especially if it helps him find you.

Finding Rover is a revolutionary free application that uses facial recognition technology to instantly identify lost and found dogs on the spot.

The Petco Foundation's investments in Rehome by Adopt-A-Pet.com helps individuals find adopters directly for pets needing to be rehomed and FindingRover.com seeks to create a national pet lost and found database through the use of groundbreaking pet facial recognition technology.

Broward County Animal Care and the Humane Society of Broward County have joined forces with the Finding Rover mobile app company to bring free, real - time facial recognition technology to pet owners throughout Broward County.

The facial recognition technology could help your pet find his or her way back to you.

Finding Rover is a free service for identifying lost and found dogs (cats coming soon) in real - time using facial recognition technology.

Finding Rover uses facial recognition technology to identify lost and found dogs in real time from a smartphone or computer.

As I'm sure you'll know, facial recognition technology is fast advancing and has already found its way into software such as that used to organize photographs by the identity of the people in them (and, presumably, into the various operations of the authorities concerned with security — something left untouched by the report, of course).

Forty percent of the U.S. iOS users who participated in a survey conducted last month said it was unlikely they would use facial recognition as a payment security technology, Juniper Research found.

Called Photo Magic, the new feature uses facial recognition technology to find photos of your friends in your camera roll.

I plan to follow up with Apple to find out more about how it plans to protect the data of customers who decide to use the latest generation of iPhone's facial recognition technology.

The Galaxy S8 has an iris scanner and facial recognition technology, but the latter recently raised some brows after it was found to be easily fooled using photos.