Face detection is a computing technology term, that is used when software is used to determine the existence, location and size of a human face in a particular photo. The software is clever enough to detect the facial features, while at the same time ignoring other objects like trees, buildings and bodies.
We live in a world filled with data - online data, shopper data, purchase behavior data, big data, and much more … data. Most of this data is created by our actions within technology as opposed to our actions and reactions in the physical world.
In the physical world it’s hard to contextualize basic demographic data, even simple statistics like gender and age, not to mention interest levels, emotional analysis, or even for that matter, true recognition of identity. The fact is that we do now have some real-world analytical tools available to measure some offline activity. This is something that fascinates us and which, on the whole, we are obsessed with.
There are three simple steps which you can take that will ensure that this process runs smoothly.
A question that is often asked is “Does wearing glasses affect the capabilities of facial recognition?” As with many things in life, the best answer to this question is an unqualified “maybe”.
We at Kairos are a company that spends much of its time thinking, dreaming, planning and working towards the future. Our products very strongly focus on taking the identification technology of tomorrow and making them available today.
It is equally important to us, though, to remember our past; to reflect on how things have changed over the centuries. One of Kairos’ defining characteristics is the diversity embodied in our team.