Sentences with phrase «facial recognition working»

With machine learning and facial recognition working to classify all the photos you take, they aim to increase the likelihood of sharing the photos you take with those who might be in them.

Maybe a software update will remedy this, but the enhanced battery strain from having both active might be the reason why Samsung isn't willing to make iris and facial recognition work in tandem.

And fingerprint scanning isn't perfect; it doesn't work when your phone is wet (that's a problem on a water - resistant phone) whereas iris scanning and facial recognition work fine.

Awkward fingerprint placement and slow iris scanner may not matter if Samsung can make facial recognition work.

I had very low expectations for Face ID, mainly because I've never seen facial recognition work well on a phone.

Not exact matches

«We have also provided details to the IDPC about how our facial recognition technology works.

Apple is reportedly working on sophisticated facial biometrics, and Canada is testing facial recognition technology at its border patrol stations.

Intellifusion, the Chinese AI firm in charge of the facial recognition technology in Shenzhen, is working on a system that sends texts to jaywalkers alerting them of their fine immediately after the incident, the South China Morning Post reported.

Baidu and KFC China are working together on a new «smart restaurant» in Beijing that will use facial recognition and factors such...

Despite advances in facial recognition in recent years — law enforcement agencies including the FBI use it to check suspects against data bases of mug shots — it remains unclear whether FaceID will work in a variety of conditions while also keeping the iPhone X secure.

There are researchers who create robots that move like snakes; some study human movements and functions by making a humanoid robot, and from there they train the robot to play table ice - hockey, dance, and even juggle; some work together to design an electronic wheel chair that can be controlled by the tongue; some are interested in creating a database of human facial expression that can be used in creating animation and facial pattern recognition research.

A year earlier, he started working at Visionics, an early facial recognition startup.

Detectives at work in the NYPD's facial recognition unit in Manhattan.

After a paper on the algorithm was published in 2004, Learned - Miller began getting requests from facial recognition researchers who wanted access to the database for their own work.

Already developers have made a working facial recognition API for Google Glass.

Another interesting part of the facial recognition technology is that it doesn't just work with celebrities.

The technologically advanced database her matchmakers work from includes details about past dates and even facial recognition.

Having looked at thousands of images a night every night for the past twelve years (evidently facial recognition software does not exist for law enforcement in this world), Kasten, who now works as head of security for the New York Mets, believes he has found the young suspect who was never prosecuted for Carolyn's rape and homicide.

Subaru calls its DriverFocus a «state of the art, segment - first» safety system that uses facial recognition technology in the 2019 Subaru Forester to watch for signs of driver fatigue or distraction and works with the company's EyeSight active safety suite to reduce the chance of a crash.

Shown in the video below, the software does a decent job of facial recognition considering «making ugly faces» still seems to work.

The Pure's camera comes equipped with facial recognition and pinch - to - zoom, both of which worked reliably during our tests.

Highly polished in appearance and featuring facial recognition technology in its eyes, the work is suspended with heavy chains from a large mechanized gantry, which is programmed to choreograph its movements.

The dystopian discussion continues at Gavin Brown in the videos of Ed Atkins, who works with CGI, facial - recognition, and motion - capture technologies so as to confuse the individual and the collective, not to mention the quick and the dead.

For Oursler's first solo exhibition in Hong Kong, entitled «PriV % te,» Lehmann Maupin gallery presents eight new multimedia wall works and sculptures offering the artist's perspective on a particular slice of chaos erupting at the convergence of digital media and cultural identity: facial recognition technology.

Tony Oursler exhibits new sculptural works highlighting his interest in the relationship between humans and machines, exemplified through the development and proliferation of facial recognition technology.

The sculpture's eyes employ facial recognition technology to track spectators» gazes and movements, thereby adding another layer of interactive corporeality to the work.

Created in collaboration with a team of scientists working in the fields of synthetic biology and bioelectronics, the lab has created a flesh - like human nose using biological print technology and interactive facial - recognition software that attempts to predict the viewer's DNA profile.

Also younger artists (nearly everyone is) like Rafael Lezano Hemmer, particularly the work he is doing now in using facial recognition to locate kidnapped victims, Amy Siegal's Providence, Janet Biggs, Annika Yi, Nonny de la Pena, Tania Bruguera, Ricardo Dominguez, and many many more.

Inspired by the phenomenon of facial recognition, these wall - mounted works visualize a composite of digitized facial features and the algorithms designed and aggregated from them.

Inspired by the facial recognition techniques and algorithms currently in use in various public and private enterprises, including social media, Oursler employs a web of geometric designs, scattered data points, and various registration nodes integral to the composition of each work.

In the artist's fifth solo show with the gallery Oursler will exhibit new sculptural works highlighting his interest in the relationship between humans and machines, exemplified through the development and proliferation of facial recognition technology.

In this new body of work, the artist focuses on the proliferation of big data and surveillance programs, but is particularly interested in the ramifications of facial recognition technology.

The artist's first of new work in the UK for over five years centres around his study of techniques of facial recognition and their increasing ubiquity in daily life.

The facial recognition technology company has done some special effects work on Star Wars and The Force Awakens.

Microsoft's Project Oxford's work, along with Apple's recent acquisition of Emotient, have triggered recent buzz around facial recognition technology, while MediaCom's announcement that they would use emotional tracking via facial detection in planning suggests that this is more than buzz.

Our favorite is Intelligent Scan, which primarily uses the iris scanner as the main way to unlock the phone, but it falls back to facial recognition if iris doesn't work.

Given that potential creepiness, and our longstanding interest in how People You May Know actually works, a Facebook spokesperson pre-emptively sent us a note about the facial recognition tool.

It does not unlock the device as smoothly as the facial recognition, but it works in low light conditions and provides enhanced security.

That's important because you don't want any lag between the movements you make and the ones that appear on - screen, or to wait for your phone to okay your latest shopping spree: facial recognition is incredibly useful but it has to work incredibly quickly.

And it's not just a cosmetic touch — Huawei is also working on 3D facial recognition system of its own, that Huawei claims is superior to Apple's Face ID.

Better facial recognition — Photo Gallery facial recognition is improved significantly and works more quickly.

Huawei claims its facial recognition technology is more accurate and secure than Apple's, that its suitable for payment authentication, unlocks the device within 400ms and its facial reconstruction works with less than one millimetre of accuracy.

All these technological advancements is what makes these features work without hiccups — the Face ID facial recognition system, the depth - sensing camera systems, or the intense augmented reality apps, and more.

Other aspects, like the facial recognition scanner for unlocking the phone work very well.

Facial recognition uses infrared sensors, which work just fine in the dark.

Facial recognition features could replace Touch ID on Apple's premium handset this year and a new patent filing shows the company has been working on the technology behind it for over 3 years.

A report in June said Amazon was also working on emotional detection through voice cues, though the current Echo does not have facial recognition sensors.

«If I'm an enterprise, I'm not going to buy into something like facial recognition as a primary user ID until it's proven to work as well as what I've got in place,» he told the E-Commerce Times.

«We believe Apple's facial recognition solution should work from many angles and in low - light environments,» Hargreaves wrote.

It's not just Samsung, but Huawei and other Chinese smartphone vendors that are trying hard to make in - display fingerprint recognition work, as 3D facial authentication methods remain expensive and risky.