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What products does Microsoft use this technology in? I've seen what Google's doing in Google Photos but I've noticed it's not accurate all the time.
by free2rhyme214 11y ago
What products does Microsoft use this technology in?
I've seen what Google's doing in Google Photos but I've noticed it's not accurate all the time.
- eru 11y agoSometimes even with political repercussions.
- jacquesm 11y ago> What products does Microsoft use this technology in? http://venturebeat.com/2015/11/11/microsoft-launches-project-oxford-apis-for-face-tracking-emotion-speaker-recognition-spell-checking/ http://venturebeat.com/2015/11/11/microsoft-launches-project...
- free2rhyme214 11y agoDeveloper API's. It would be nice to see a consumer use case in Windows.
- cmarschner 11y agoCan't speak for this particular team, but a submission for a competition is usually done on the last minute, so it's highly unlikely that _this_ algorithm is part of a product like Oxford API already. But a predecessor might, and it might get integrated over time. A research prototype usually requires a lot of duct tape to work. Productization usually requires a different mindset (i.e. an engineering rather than a research team) who care more about things like test coverage, distribution, (time) performance etc. So by definition, MSR is ahead of the curve, product teams are on the curve.
- Artemis2 11y agoIt could be used in Project Adam: https://youtu.be/zOPIvC0MlA4 https://youtu.be/zOPIvC0MlA4
- Artemis2 11y agoIt could be used in Project Adam: https://youtube.com/zOPIvC0MlA4 https://youtube.com/zOPIvC0MlA4