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There are already a number of facial detection engines. If 7-11 wanted to do that, they could have done it by now.
by Sanddancer 11y ago
There are already a number of facial detection engines. If 7-11 wanted to do that, they could have done it by now.
- nl 11y agoFace Detection yes. Face Recognition engines exist, but are a lot rarer (and typically more expensive) than detection.
- kefka 11y agoThat's what my github.com/jwcrawley/uWho project does: Facial recognition on an old computer with no GPGPU processing. Now , any of the CVDazzle "exploits" screwing up a LBP cascade on face detection works to subvert my model, as does closing ones eyes. Aside those small details, it was in large a great success for my initial goal. Now, I'm looking at getting it into a client-server architecture, where I can recognize who lives here, and whom comes over regularly. The idea is that I can have an "aware front door" that can ring a doorbell or send a message (with who: text/picture) if we are away. Even crazier is to allow bidirectional voice to us over a VoIP connection. I see its purpose in a part of the home IoT infrastructure that isn't like a "internet toilet" kind of uselessness.