The Latest Released 3D Sensing Technology market study has evaluated the future growth potential of Global 3D Sensing Technology market and provides information and useful stats on market structure and size.\nAdditionally, the report also identifies and analyses changing dynamics, emerging trends along with essential drivers, challenges, opportunities and restraints in 3D Sensing Technology market.\nClick To get SAMPLE PDF (Including Full TOC, Table & Figures)https://www.advancemarketanalytics.com/sample-report/50445-global-3d-sensing-technology-marketBrief Overview on 3D Sensing Technology3D Sensing can be achieved by using a different number of technologies.\n3D sensing is the optical technology behind mobile face recognition – and it depends on innovative optical components.\nThere are some techniques for 3D sensing can be used to implement face recognition, and advanced optical components support all.
"}}}},{"node":{"postTitle":"Investments in airport biometrics and health pass adoption grow as sector reopens","slug":"investments-in-airport-biometrics-and-health-pass-adoption-grow-as-sector-reopens","publishDate":"2021-05-22 17:23:57+00:00","createdLocal":"2021-05-23 14:30:56.931111","feedName":"Image Recognition","postSummary":{"childMarkdownRemark":{"html":"Aviation sector investments in biometrics and digital health pass adoption feature in the most-read news coverage on Biometric Update this week as air travel slowly builds back towards pre-pandemic levels.\nRegistrations for the Philippines’ national digital ID system have been boosted by its online sign-up launch, though those using it will have to enroll their biometrics in person at a later date.\nThe market for remote identity verification through selfie biometrics continues to mature, on both the regulatory and product sides, with the Swiss financial regulatory approving chip-scanning for biometric identity documents.\nThe trial comes as a SITA executive emphasized the importance of health data management to the sector, and Hawaii added semi-anonymous face biometrics technology from NEC to its health-screening process at State airports.\nArticle Topicsairports | biometrics | biometrics research | contactless | credentials | cybersecurity | digital identity | facial recognition | fraud prevention | funding | health passes | national ID
"}}}},{"node":{"postTitle":"Archeologists have taught computers to sort ancient pottery fragments","slug":"archeologists-have-taught-computers-to-sort-ancient-pottery-fragments","publishDate":"2021-05-22 13:56:00-04:00","createdLocal":"2021-05-23 14:30:56.071832","feedName":"Image Recognition","postSummary":{"childMarkdownRemark":{"html":"TORONTO -- Archeologists at Northern Arizona University (NAU) have taught computers to sort pottery fragments by design and style to assist in classification and reconstruction.\nPreviously, sorting remnants of pottery (referred to as sherds) found at archeological sites was painstaking, tedious and reliant on experts.\n\"On many of the thousands of archeological sites scattered across the American Southwest, archeologists will often find broken fragments of pottery known as sherds.\nThen researchers had pottery experts sort the design type for every sherd in the photographs and create “training sets” of sherds for the machine to learn from.\nThe researchers then began training the computer to identify other types of pottery by using pottery specimens that are agreed upon by archeologists.
"}}}},{"node":{"postTitle":"Global Content Recognition Market Analysis By Growth and Forecast 2021-2027: Microsoft, Nuance Communications, Google, Audible Magic, Beatgrid Media, and More. – Brockville Observer","slug":"global-content-recognition-market-analysis-by-growth-and-forecast-2021-2027-microsoft-nuance-communications-google-audible-magic-beatgrid-media-and-more-brockville-observer","publishDate":"None","createdLocal":"2021-05-23 14:30:55.390656","feedName":"Image Recognition","postSummary":{"childMarkdownRemark":{"html":"The global Content Recognition market is a capital-intensive, energy-consuming, and vital industry for many economies across the world.\nPorter’s Five Forces Analysis examines the competitive forces that drive the global Content Recognition market economy and institutional economics framework role of the governments and regulatory policies in influencing the infrastructural development, production, and distribution channels of the global Content Recognition market.\nGlobal Content Recognition market Segmentation:Analysis by Type: .\nMarket Driving ForceAnd Many More…Highlights of the Content Recognition market report• Market share by key players• Growth drivers and growth during the forecast period• Content Recognition market size based on segmentation.\n• The report identifies the critical factors in the global Content Recognition market that need to be regulated boost the international market for the Content Recognition industry.
"}}}},{"node":{"postTitle":"Woman sells free couch for $500 only to see it back on sale for a fortune","slug":"woman-sells-free-couch-for-500-only-to-see-it-back-on-sale-for-a-fortune","publishDate":"2021-05-22 00:00:00","createdLocal":"2021-05-23 14:30:54.430334","feedName":"Image Recognition","postSummary":{"childMarkdownRemark":{"html":"A woman has shared her frustration online after missing out on thousands of dollars in the sale of a her secondhand couch.\nJules Schreiner has posted a video on social media platform TikTok explaining that she thought she had done well to sell a secondhand couch she got for free for $500 on Facebook Marketplace.\nAfter seeing her buyer’s post, Ms Schreiner, who hails from Carpentersville, Illinois, searched the Kagan design, and found a very similar secondhand couch valued at $20,000.\nIn the video, Ms Schreiner explained: ‘Sold a free couch I got and put it on Facebook Marketplace for $500.\nLOL then we are going to Google them.’Another person reassured Ms Schreiner: ‘It’s only worth that much if someone is willing to pay.
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"}}}},{"node":{"postTitle":"Smart Shoe Warns Blind And Elderly People of Obstacles In Their Path – Intelligent Living","slug":"smart-shoe-warns-blind-and-elderly-people-of-obstacles-in-their-path-intelligent-living","publishDate":"None","createdLocal":"2021-05-23 14:30:51.511419","feedName":"Image Recognition","postSummary":{"childMarkdownRemark":{"html":"Austrian company Tec-Innovation has produced an intelligent shoe, dubbed “InnoMake,” that warns blind, visually impaired, and elderly people of obstacles in their path, making their everyday life safer.\nIt includes:Distance sensorsSensors for detecting foot movementsA vibration unitAn ultra-bright LEDA processing unitA wireless connection to a smartphoneThe intelligent shoe utilizes ultrasound sensors on the toe to warn users of obstacles.\nThe InnoMake intelligent shoe was designed in collaboration with Austria’s Graz University of Technology (TU Graz).\nHowever, the existing version of the InnoMake shoe is already available on the market for €3,200 (around $3,900) per pair.\nIn 2019, we saw blind engineer Kursat Ceylan develop a handy smart cane called the WeWalk that guides blind people using google maps and sensors.
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