Oosto ends collaboration with Carnegie Mellon University
Facial recognition company Oosto has ended its partnership with Carnegie Mellon University’s (CMU) CyLab Biometric Research Center, a security and…
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Facial recognition company Oosto has ended its partnership with Carnegie Mellon University’s (CMU) CyLab Biometric Research Center, a security and…
Carnegie Mellon University officials reportedly have said they have never used facial recognition technology and, after community feedback, have decided…
Campus police would be allowed to use biometric surveillance on campus for criminal investigations under a new draft policy. The…
AnyVision is now known as Oosto, giving the company a blank associative slate on which to build its brand with…
Carnegie Mellon University biometrics and big data spinoff Marinus Analytics has been selected as the lone American finalist for the $5M…
A trio of researchers have proposed using a smartphone user’s head as a cursor to help with often spotty voice…
At a time when alleged treatments for the novel coronavirus are multiplying like fungi in a Petri dish, it can…
Carnegie Mellon University researchers have used a single iPhone X shooting 20 seconds of two-dimensional video followed by 40 minutes…
The Identity and Biometric Applications Unit of Israel’s National Cyber Directorate partnered with the University of Haifa to hold a…
Japanese company Fujitsu in collaboration with Carnegie Mellon University School of Computer Science has developed an AI facial expression recognition…