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If you cross the street in urban China these days, chances are you’re being watched. The country has built the world’s largest video surveillance network with tens of millions of cameras, and they are now increasingly capable of automatically ... ( read original story ...)

Just like the next girl, I’m a fan of going to the spa. This is especially the case when it involves treating myself to a glow-inducing facial. While I wish that I had the time (and the money) to book a pampering skin treatment before every big night out ... ( read original story ...)

The increased need for enhanced surveillance and monitoring at public places and the increased use of facial recognition technologies in industries, such as the government are expected to be driving the Facial Recognition Market growth. Facial recognition ... ( read original story ...)

AOB helps to convert ammonia and urea from our sweat into nitrate and nitrate oxide, which balance out bad bacteria and help to soothe and calm our skin. AOB is in the brand’s AO+ Mist, £49.99, which is more than just a face mist and Mother Dirt ... ( read original story ...)

The institution of facial hair has staged a famous comeback from the brink of extinction that looked certain only a few years ago. At its nadir, the moustache was being kept alive solely by elderly males in the Americas, some Aussie sportsmen valiantly ... ( read original story ...)

HONG KONG (Reuters) - Buoyed by China’s plans to build a ubiquitous CCTV surveillance network, Chinese and some foreign investors are pouring money into start-up technology firms that specialize in facial recognition software. At stake for firms such as ... ( read original story ...)

The Singapore government is working with NEC to fight crime more efficiently and effectively, according to a report in The Straits Times. Concept trials began this year using NEC’s Neoface facial recognition technology. “… we are looking at an ... ( read original story ...)

Winter is the time for piling on the layers right? We pull on multiple cashmere jumpers, climb into giant teddy-bear coats, and wind cosy knitted scarves around our necks. But when it comes to skin, funnily enough, it's actually time to strip off. ( read original story ...)