Affective computing draws Intel’s attention, prompts debate
Intel and edtech startup Classroom Technologies have developed a tool for integration with Zoom to let teachers know if their students…
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Intel and edtech startup Classroom Technologies have developed a tool for integration with Zoom to let teachers know if their students…
Recent policy moves by the Executive Branch of America’s government have opened up an opportunity for biometrics capabilities, some of…
In a move that has some wondering what its leaders see ahead, Intel is closing its RealSense operations, dropping a…
Intel RealSense has announced its software development kit (SDK) 2.0 is now integrated with the Open3D (version 0.12+) open-source library….
Rapid adoption of facial authentication is a major trend across a wide variety of industries, as businesses carry out digital…
Intel has unveiled a new on-device biometric facial authentication solution it calls RealSense ID, which enables secure and accurate edge…
The U.S. Department of Defense has recruited Intel Corp. and Georgia Tech to lead an effort to prevent criminals from…
Intel has launched biometric facial recognition technology to improve the security of its offices and employees by identifying “high risk…
A scene in the science-fiction film The Matrix Reloaded shows the simulated thermal image of actor Hugo Weaving’s angry face….
Intel will power NEC’s NeoFace biometric facial recognition system for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics with Intel Core i5 processors and…