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13Nov/17

In China, facial recognition advances lets big brother watch ever more closely

November 13, 2017InternetArticles, Automatic identification and data capture, Beijing, China, Closed-circuit television, Crime prevention, Facial recognition software, Facial recognition system, Huang Yongzhen, Internet privacy, law enforcement, Learning, National security, Prevention, Safety, Security, SenseTime, Surveillance, Technology/Internet, Video surveillance, Wang Shengjin, Xu Chihengsmbale

BEIJING, CHINA (REUTERS) – If you cross the street in urban China these days, chances are you’re being watched. The country has built the world’s largest video surveillance network with tens of millions of cameras, and they are now increasingly capable of automatically identifying people’s basic information thanks to technological advances and big data. Continue reading →

06Sep/17

Barcode scanner helps you recycle

September 6, 2017InnovationArticles, Automatic identification and data capture, Barcode, Barcodes, Berlin, City-states, Communication, Computing, Data, Encodings, Eugene, France, Germany, Information, Mass media, News media, Paul Alarcon, Political history, Records management technology, Recycling, Reuters, Reuters Group, Scanner, Seaghan Maynes, United Kingdom, Uzer, West Berlinsmbale

BERLIN, GERMANY (SEPTEMBER 5, 2017) (REUTERS) – A barcode scanner that helps sort your recycling has gone on display at the IFA technology fair in Berlin.
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05Jul/17

AI tech checks your ID the same way humans do

July 5, 2017SecurityaiDX technology, aiThenticate Computervision Labs, André Immelman, Articles, Artificial intelligence, Authentication, Automatic identification and data capture, Biometrics, Company: Computervision, Computer access control, Cryptography, facial recognition, Facial recognition system, Fingerprint, Identification, Johannesburg, Olaleken Komnsane, Security engineering, South Africa, Surveillance, Technology/Internet, United Statessmbale

JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA (REUTERS – A groundbreaking technology is promising to revolutionise electronic identification and authentication, according to its South African developers.
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09Sep/15

New app lets consumers test cosmetics without purchasing products

September 9, 2015MobileAutomatic identification and data capture, Barcode, Computing, Cosmetics, Face recognition, Facebook, Facial recognition system, Internet culture, Kaitlyn Mullins, L'Oréal, New York, Operating systems, Revlon, Ruth Gal, Sarai Garcia, Selfie, Snap Inc., Software, Surveillance, United States, Video software, Video surveillance, Walmartsmbale

A new app called Try It On enables users to test cosmetics virtually. Using facial recognition technology and specialized algorithms, consumers can snap a selfie, scan a bar code on their phone and instantly know what they’ll look like.

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