Face detection, face alignment, feature extraction, and ultimately face recognition are the four processes that a face recognition system takes to evaluate and identify a person.\n• The size of the global Facial Recognition System Market is assessed and forecasted, with market share analysis by Facial Recognition System Market type, component, application, end-user industry, and geographic area.\n• Highlights of the Facial Recognition System Market industry’s market potential, growing applications, technological breakthroughs, and strategic innovations• COVID-19 impacts on market advancement and assessment of potential technological drivers through a thorough examination of numerous Facial Recognition System Market specialized applications for new and existing sub-parts.\nDetailed Segmentation:On the basis of technology, the global face recognition system market is segmented into2D Facial Recognition3D Facial RecognitionFacial AnalyticsOn the basis of component, the global face recognition system market is segmented intoHardwareSoftwareOn the basis of application, the global face recognition system market is segmented intoSecurity and Law EnforcementPaymentsAccess ControlPhoto Indexing and SortingEmotion RecognitionOthers (Robotics and eLearning)Regional Outlook:The study on the global Facial Recognition System Market market illustrates each geographical and other component.\nThe global Facial Recognition System Market research is analyzed for potential growth in a range of applications and areas.
"}}}},{"node":{"postTitle":"US sparks fear of assassinations with new AI-powered facial recognition tech","slug":"us-sparks-fear-of-assassinations-with-new-ai-powered-facial-recognition-tech","publishDate":"2023-02-27 02:34:01-06:00","createdLocal":"2023-02-27 14:30:43.405094","feedName":"Image Recognition","postSummary":{"childMarkdownRemark":{"html":"The U.S. military has combined artificial intelligence with robotics, sensors, and facial recognition technology.\n2VIEW GALLERY - 2 IMAGESThe United States Air Force has developed facial recognition technology for drones, enabling drones to identify individuals and carry out missions in their various forms.\nThe contract is worth approximately $800,000, and according to reports, RealNetworks won the contract to implement its Secure Accurate Facial Recognition (SAFR) technology into U.S. Air Force drones.\nFacial recognition technology being added to drones is not a new thing, as the U.N. claimed that Libyan troops had equipped their drones with facial recognition technology and weapons in 2021.\nFurthermore, Dubai and Chinese law enforcement have been using facial recognition technology in drones for quite some time now.
"}}}},{"node":{"postTitle":"Michelin Connected Fleet delivers new suite of fleet-management solutions","slug":"michelin-connected-fleet-delivers-new-suite-of-fleet-management-solutions","publishDate":"None","createdLocal":"2023-02-27 14:30:38.638865","feedName":"Autonomous Trucks","postSummary":{"childMarkdownRemark":{"html":"Michelin has officially launched the Michelin Connected Fleet brand in North America, bringing an all-new portfolio of fleet-management solutions to the commercial trucking industry that combines connected-vehicle technology with performance analysis and services.\nMichelin Connected Fleet, powered by NexTraq LLC, offers solutions for truck management, trailer management, ELDs and driver safety, plus smart report services to turn data into tactical insights, the company notes.\nMichelin entered the North American fleet management market with the acquisition of Atlanta-based fleet management company NexTraq in 2017.\nWith its presence in Europe and Latin America, Michelin Connected Fleet benefits from a global perspective on fleets’ needs for reducing costs, improving productivity, ensuring driver safety, and managing more sustainable fleets.\nGlobally, Michelin Connected Fleet receives and processes data from over 600,000 connected vehicles for their 70,000 customers spanning 48 countries, as stated in the press release.
"}}}},{"node":{"postTitle":"NACFE Releases Report on ‘Messy Middle’ for Decarbonization of Trucking","slug":"nacfe-releases-report-on-messy-middle-for-decarbonization-of-trucking","publishDate":"2023-02-26 17:24:57-05:00","createdLocal":"2023-02-27 14:30:37.757230","feedName":"Autonomous Trucks","postSummary":{"childMarkdownRemark":{"html":"The report, dubbed “The Messy Middle: A Time for Action,” examines the long period of transition from today’s diesel-powered trucks to a future state when the industry has fully shifted to zero-emission freight movement.\n“What we’re seeing is the model is clearly changing for fleets,” Seger said.\nHe also emphasized the importance of considering not only tailpipe emissions but also well-to-wheels sustainability for battery-electric and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.\nNACFE began using the term “messy middle” in 2019 to describe the complexities of the trucking industry’s shift toward zero emissions in the coming years and decades.\nThe “messy middle” report is available online at nacfe.org/research/thought-leadership.
"}}}},{"node":{"postTitle":"New ConMet App Looks to Expedite Freight Mobility","slug":"new-conmet-app-looks-to-expedite-freight-mobility","publishDate":"2023-02-26 18:01:19-05:00","createdLocal":"2023-02-27 14:30:37.120385","feedName":"Autonomous Trucks","postSummary":{"childMarkdownRemark":{"html":"The ConMet Digital Driver App will be available for smartphone devices and tablets this year.\n“Since 1964, our innovation-first mindset has enabled us to solve the problems of the commercial vehicle industry,” ConMet President John Waters said in a separate statement.\nIn January, ConMet Digital announced a partnership with Stephens Pneumatics, which manufactures customized tank trailers, transporters and vehicle beds.\nThrough the partnership, fleets have the option to incorporate ConMet Digital data solutions to new tank trailer orders from Stephens Pneumatics.\nConMet Digital, established in 2019, was set up to advance innovations on internet-of-things for heavy-duty vehicles.
"}}}},{"node":{"postTitle":"Empowering Human Drivers with AI to Fix Road Safety","slug":"empowering-human-drivers-with-ai-to-fix-road-safety","publishDate":"2023-02-26 00:00:00","createdLocal":"2023-02-27 14:30:36.499842","feedName":"Autonomous Trucks","postSummary":{"childMarkdownRemark":{"html":"Road safety is worsening – but it shouldn’t be.\nThe U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) rolled out a mandate that all commercial drivers use an electronic logging device (ELD) to track hours-of-service and increase road safety.\nWe can’t wait for autonomous trucks to fix road safety – we need to act now.\nEven when autonomous trucking technology is ready for broad deployment, interstate regulation in trucking is shockingly slow.\nThe role of AI and automation is not to displace truck drivers – it’s to make their jobs safer, more efficient, and more lucrative.
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