Sentences with phrase «looks like facial recognition»

Not exact matches

CNBC's Phil LeBeau reports that airlines like JetBlue and Delta are looking to facial recognition to help passengers at the airport.

With most facial recognition technology, faces don't look like faces at all.

A new search feature uses facial recognition technology to match users with dates who look like their favourite celebs.

It then uses facial recognition to find a webcam performer who looks like the person in the original photo.

PRESS RELEASE — Nov 12 — ActiveSymbols has just released a facial - recognition search engine that gives online daters the ability to search for mates who look like celebrities, but the company ultimately hopes its technology will be used for larger issues, such as helping law enforcement track down child molesters.

We tried out the facial recognition software that Match.com will use to find people who «look like your exes»

Moreover, it looks like they're invested in facial recognition technology?

Built - in games and applications include Mii Maker ™, which uses facial recognition technology to create a Mii ™ character that looks just like you; Face Raiders ™, which requires you to shoot at comical depictions of your own face as well as others around you; AR Games ™, which superimpose graphics and animations on the real world using the included AR Cards; and Nintendo 3DS Sound, which lets you listen to MP3 or AAC music files, or make your own recordings and play with them using fun filters.

By manipulating pre-existing surveillance methods, like anti-climb spikes and facial recognition, Humeau looks at the way the objects and tools we create betray us.

Some makeup brands are looking closely at technologies like facial recognition, says Allan Cook

Some makeup brands are looking closely at technologies like facial recognition, says Allan Cook, managing director with Deloitte Consulting.

Specifically it looks like the iPhone 8 might use facial recognition for unlock and Apple Pay.

It's a robot shaped like a teddy bear or bunny that uses facial recognition to identify the gaze of whoever's looking at it.

You have your now widely accepted «wraparound» screen design, aka borderless look, with OLED technology, several «under - glass» key components, like the earpiece, FaceTime camera and Touch ID fingerprint sensor, plus «some form» of facial and gesture recognition, as well as wireless charging.

Rambo also found data strings in HomePod's code that reference something called «pearl,» which looks like it might be a codename for facial recognition.

While what I have seen is admittedly impressive, and, at least on paper, it looks like Apple has done significantly more than Samsung in the facial recognition department, it's still unclear exactly how well Face ID will work under real - world conditions.

Well, it looks like Android phones that are expected to come out during the first half of 2018 will surely have some form of facial recognition technology.

We're looking at technologies now like voice and gesture recognition, and facial tracking that may make the keyboard redundant.»

Plus this time around we got a quick look at a few impressive features like facial recognition in the photo gallery and more.

The LG Aristo 2 looks a lot like its predecessor, launching at MetroPCS for a starting price of $ 59 with Android Nougat, a user - removable battery, and facial recognition.