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Is Facial Recognition AI’s First “Killer App”?

July 23, 2019

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Facial recognition has long been a tool of technology giants. But with advances in AI, high-performance facial recognition is moving from the cloud to the edge. Its potential uses—from retail marketing to real-time emotive robots—might deliver the big break that brings the technology directly into our homes and offices.

In this article, IoT developers will learn:

About the latest applications of AI in facial recognition research
How advances in inferencing engines are optimizing applications for devices at the edge
Which new development tools are available for facial recognition engineers

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