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Many more faces to be added to a national database, but will it make us any safer? Credit: Shutterstock copy/Andrey_Popov A commitment to share the biometric data of most Australians – including your driving licence photo – agreed at Thursday's Council ... ( read original story ...)

Sen. John Thune (R-South Dakota) recently introduced S. 1872, the so-called TSA Modernization Act. If the bill is enacted as written, Americans should expect to see facial recognition technology appearing at airport screening lanes, boarding areas, and bag ... ( read original story ...)

A gunman starting a 25-year jail sentence for a shooting was snared by digital face-mapping technology. Chad Greatbatch opened fire at point-blank range, wounding his victim in the shoulder, in a suspected drugs dispute in July last year. His 27-year-old ... ( read original story ...)

Advances in facial recognition have led to exciting new ways in which human-computer interaction is finding its way into everyday applications. The technology is already proving very promising in the fields of health, security, education and entertainment. ( read original story ...)

... otherwise would make my oily skin even oilier—I was skeptical when my facialist Mzia Shiman recently suggested I give facial oil a try. I gave in, and to my surprise, it actually healed my skin from the inside out. Now, as temperatures get cooler ... ( read original story ...)

Without a solid understanding of coconut oil, some say that coconut oil carries plenty of vitamin E, which is what makes coconut oil beneficial for our skin. Not true. No doubt vitamin E is an antioxidant that greatly benefits our skin by protecting it ... ( read original story ...)

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 ...)

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 ...)

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 ...)