Monitored Alarm Systems

Your mother always told me that cutting your bet is to go further. Now it can help you access your iPhone. An Apple patent application published today describes a facial recognition system that requires minimal processing power, and it works if you are inside or outside - do not use our phones and tablets in a booth, after all. The technology works by comparing a current image of the section of a reference profile for the user performs using the model of "high" information parts of the human face such as eyes and mouth. Translation: it will take a photo, compared with the imagery associated with different user accounts on the device and decide if the two images are similar enough to grant you access. Because it is only one application is safe to say that we will not see this type of facial recognition in the IOS in the short term, but I hope that works better than ICS, if you made.

update : an important thing to remember is that Apple filed a patent long before the release of faced Android debuted earlier this year. The documentation was presented for the first time June 29, 2010 - is only now being disclosed to the public. Apple seeks patent for facial recognition, awareness iDevices want to leave originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, December 29, 2011 3:41:00 p.m. EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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