Sentences with phrase «sensors for facial recognition»

Along with inductive charging, the iPhone 8 is expected to pack new 3D sensors for facial recognition, a new all - glass body, A11 processor, better cameras, powerful AR tools and much more.

Some Android phones with 3D sensing capabilities have hit the market in small numbers, such as the Asus ZenFone AR released last year, but those models didn't use the sensors for facial recognition like the iPhone X does.

The Nikkei report says that all three new iPhone handsets this fall will be water resistant and feature wireless charging, and at least one model (we're guessing the iPhone 8) will boast a 3D sensor for facial recognition.

He believes that Apple will use a laser or infrared sensor for facial recognition near the front facing camera.

This is especially worrisome given reports that Apple with the iPhone 8 may abandon the venerable Touch ID sensor for a facial recognition system.

Analysts including KGI Securities» Ming - Chi Kuo have predicted that the iPhone 8 might include a 3 - D sensor for facial recognition and image quality, though reports have differed on if the technology could be used to support Apple's recent push into augmented reality.

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After a few days, I'd turned off the fingerprint and iris sensors, as well as facial recognition, and went back to a plain old PIN code for security.

Microsoft Kinect was originally developed as a motion sensor and facial and voice recognition device for the Xbox gaming system that enabled players to play games without a standard controller.

There are many interesting features in Genesis Essentia Concept such as facial recognition, fingerprint sensor for opening the doors, and massive widescreen infotainment display.

A sensor mounted in the B - pillar integrates fingerprint controls and biometric facial recognition for opening and closing the doors.

Accessing the device is extra secure thanks to the LG's addition of facial recognition or fingerprint sensor for limiting unauthorized access.

In this case where Microsoft's Xbox and Kinect sensors are accused of infringing a facial recognition patent, the Virginia court excludes some opinions regarding the use of comparable agreements, the Entire Market Value Rule, and the basis for a lump - sum royalty.

Since most current dummy models being released don't have a physical location for the sensor, there is a chance that it could be embedded under the display, in the power button, or the firm may rely on 3D facial recognition technology.

«While we're doing something that seems really broad or really simple, it's a derivative of highly granular HD sensors and repurposing facial recognition for plant recognition in a way that there's a lot of highly millimeter level accuracy detail required to do it,» Greenberg said.

Imagine a world where Apple went with fingerprint sensor (under glass or on the back) for the iPhone X and Pixel 2 came out with a facial recognition (with 3d mapping and stuff), which one do you think you would be gushing about?

Face ID is a new facial recognition system that replaces the Touch ID fingerprint sensor used for authentication purposes in earlier devices.

Most noticeably, Apple has removed the iPhone's home button — that thing you've used hundreds of times per day for years — and its Touch ID fingerprint sensor, and replaced it with a new facial recognition system called Face ID.

OnePlus will likely team simple facial recognition with that fingerprint sensor for more secure unlocking or payment authentication.

While Samsung offers a variety of security methods for unlocking the Note 8, including iris scanning (first added to the Galaxy series with the Note 7), facial recognition and an awkwardly placed fingerprint sensor that sits beside the Note 8's most exciting feature, the phone's dual camera.

Rumors have pointed to Apple using an infrared or laser sensor on the iPhone 8 for facial and iris recognition.

«Abandon the fingerprint sensor entirely and rely solely on facial recognition for login and authentication.

The device may even include facial recognition sensors, which Gurman theorizes could be used for detecting emotional states in addition to user authentication.

Brownlee also noted how recent rumors are pointing towards a 3D facial recognition system for unlocking the iPhone 8 instead of a Touch ID fingerprint sensor.

Both the devices could come with support for facial recognition, in addition to fingerprint sensor for unlocking the phone.

It's also expected to have dual cameras on the front, which might mean that one of its sensors will be used for LG's facial recognition feature.

As a matter of fact, earlier in this June, a supply chain insider from Taiwan has unveiled that the new highlight of the new phones to be launched in the second half this year is to adopt 3D sensor technology is optimize iris recognition and facial recognition functions, which aims to make up for unsatisfying fingerprint reader experience.

The HP EliteOne 1000 G1 uses both facial recognition and a fingerprint sensor for Windows Hello, which is pretty great.

Not only that, but it's also rocking IR sensors for Windows Hello facial recognition, another excellent benefit especially if you're a Windows 10 user.

On the front, we will be looking at an edge - to - edge OLED display with a small cutout on the top for a front facing camera, 3D facial recognition sensor, IR sensor, and more.

Meanwhile, it seems that advancements in facial or iris recognition are advancing at a faster clip and are able to leverage sensor technology that, for the most part, already exists.

Half of these sensors present are used for Face ID — Apple's facial authentication system that's put in the iPhone X instead of Touch ID fingerprint recognition.

While its highly possible for the biometric sensor to be one for reading fingerprints, other forms such as the iris scanner and facial recognition technology are not ruled out.

Instead, it was rumored to go for facial recognition or a display - embedded fingerprint sensor.

The new iPhone has been reported to feature both wireless charging and a 3D front - facing sensor that could potentially be used for high - depth facial recognition or augmented reality applications.

The front camera on the OnePlus 5T is a 16 - megapixel sensor with an f / 2.0 aperture, like the OnePlus 5, but it adds a new feature called Face Unlock, which is facial recognition for unlocking your device.

The Alcatel 5 also offers facial recognition for authentication and a programmable fingerprint sensor for quick - launching your most - used apps with the scan of a finger.

Apple could do away with the Touch ID sensor entirely in the iPhone 8, instead using facial and iris recognition features reportedly in the works for the new phone.

That notch appears to house the front - facing camera, and any sensors for new features like facial recognition.

Instead of using an ill - placed Touch ID fingerprint sensor, Apple's iPhone 8 could rely exclusively on facial recognition for biometric authentication.

The Galaxy S8 added an Iris Scanner and Facial Recognition for added security and to help make up for the rear - mounted fingerprint sensor placed awkwardly by the camera lens.

Better yet, there are two cameras on - board here, one to be used as a regular webcam and, the other, an infrared sensor for Windows Hello facial recognition - based logins.

Some ThinkPads will also get enhanced authentication features such as support for Windows Hello, Microsoft's facial recognition feature that relies on an infrared camera to authenticate users, as well as biometric matching on a fingerprint sensor.

On the top of the device, we can see a small front - facing camera — though there doesn't seem to be any sensors for a feature like facial recognition.

For instance, there have been reports saying the iPhone 7 successor will have an advanced facial recognition sensor and 3D sensors that will help the device perform augmented reality functions.

Right beneath the cameras is a rear - mounted fingerprint sensor, which should be a relief for many who aren't fans of any facial recognition technology.

Other standout features include wireless charging, Hi - Fi DAC capability, Face Print (facial recognition biometrics), a Low Power Consumption feature, which regulates how much power is being used for sensors and networks and a Covered Lens feature, which alerts users when their fingers are in view of the wide - angle lens.

«Either way,» says Counterpoint, «Apple's rivals will adopt similar technology during 2018, which could lead to facial recognition becoming the de-facto standard for unlocking phones and the gradual elimination of fingerprint sensors in smartphones.

The Galaxy S8 does feature alternate methods for unlocking the phone though, such as facial recognition and iris scanning, but that still doesn't make up for its awkwardly positioned fingerprint scanner to the right of the camera sensor.

The display will have thin bezels, 18:9 aspect ratio along with the notch at the front which is equipped with a facial recognition sensor for the face unlock feature (obviously!).

So eventually, Apple just decided to cut the fingerprint sensor entirely and rely on facial recognition for unlocking the phone instead.