Undisclosed face detection code in Hong Kong app turns out to be bundling error
LeaveHomeSafe, a contact-tracing app built and deployed by the Hong Kong government to reduce cases of Covid, apparently is safe…
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CyberLink launches facial recognition APIs for developers
CyberLink released its facial recognition APIs for the ‘FaceMe Platform’ to enable its integration into systems, workflows, IoT solutions, and web…
Hailo and Cvedia collaborate on thermal edge AI solutions
Chipmaker Hailo is partnering with edge computer vision software expert Cvedia on thermal edge AI solutions. The thermal edge AI…
Innovatrics ports facial recognition to OEM and edge devices through SoC processors
Innovatrics is introducing a new biometric solution called ‘SmartFace Embedded’ into chip processors to bring facial recognition to original equipment manufacturer…
Corsight partners with Art of Logic on face biometric security solution
Australian biometrics, AI, and security firm Art of Logic (AoL) has integrated Corsight’s facial recognition system ‘Fortify’ into its Nx Witness…
EyeLock turns its gaze to facial recognition with NanoFace
Iris biometrics provider EyeLock is expanding into the facial recognition market with its newly released ‘NanoFace’ solution for physical access control…
Brazilian subway operator pushing facial recognition despite sustained protests
Use of facial recognition systems in the subways of São Paulo, Brazil, are being challenged by civil rights organizations and…
New Google photo software designed to see more skin tones
Less than a year after Alphabet said it was working on a better way to accurately photograph dark skin, it…
Irish municipality fined for GDPR non-compliant cameras, Finland devises centralized system
Data protection agencies in Europe are finding fault with surveillance projects and networks that violate national and GDPR regulations, but…
3D emotion recognition hardware gets better, but the software might still be iffy
A South Korean research team is boasting a 3D emotion-recognition innovation. It claims to have married a tiny, specialized camera…
