SFU computing science professor Greg Mori has collaborated with Disney Research for nearly a decade, most recently on creating a new method of predicting movie-goers facial expressions. Burnaby, BC, October 6, 2017--(T-Net)--Researchers in SFU's School of ... ( read original story ...)
Facial recognition: Where is it being used, and how does the technology work?
The Government will soon have access to a far wider database of our photographs for facial recognition. But you might be surprised how widely the technology is already being used around the world. Where's it being used? You've probably already seen the ... ( read original story ...)
8 Best Herbal Facial Kits for Oily Skin
VLCC Papaya Fruit Facial Kit is apt for oily skin. I have used this one before and it never leaves the skin greasy. This facial kit lightens the blemishes, minimises enlarged pores and fades superficial pigmentation. It also provides even skin tone and ... ( read original story ...)
Snapchat’s next trick could be adding facial recognition to Bitmoji
It looks like Snapchat is working on a new feature that uses facial recognition to automatically create Bitmoji. A new patent application made public Thursday, but filed by the company last March, describes a process that uses facial recognition tech for ... ( read original story ...)
Australia to use drivers license photos to create facial recognition database
(CNN)Australia will use its citizens' drivers license photos to compile a nationwide facial recognition database in the name of fighting terrorism, much to the chagrin of privacy advocates. Described as a National Facial Biometric Matching Capability by ... ( read original story ...)
A Stormtrooper robot with facial recognition technology
A happy result of living in the golden age of robotics is the toys. As a dad, I'm pretty stoked to have an excuse to play with the next generation of 'bots for tots. This pint-sized Stormtrooper from Chinese firm UBTECH looks like a winner, and it's a sign ... ( read original story ...)
‘It shouldn’t take seven days’: Malcolm Turnbull does deal with states on facial ID, dismisses mass surveillance concerns
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has dismissed suggestions a new facial recognition database could lead to the mass surveillance of Australians, arguing it will update law enforcement tools for the 21st century and help keep people safe. Mr Turnbull and ... ( read original story ...)
Turnbull denies new facial recognition measures amount to ‘mass surveillance’
Federal and state police will be given real-time access to passport, visa, citizenship and driver’s licence images for a wide range of criminal investigations – not just identifying terrorism suspects – following agreement between federal, state and ... ( read original story ...)
Please run Australia’s facial recognition surveillance system on the ATO SAN
There used to be a time when an Australian could fly to New York and be imbued with the power to predict the fashion and hair cuts that would appear on Sydney or Melbourne streets in the upcoming year. Although globalism has reduced the instance of this ... ( read original story ...)