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Face Tracker in JavaScript

50 points by itamarb 13y ago

dreen 13y ago
Cant run any of the demos, I get a license warning, on their own website :/
- reinhardt1053 13y ago
  Same here
codezero 13y ago
Takes forever to load, but pretty neat, it has a vector for the direction your eyes are pointing, detects blinks and mouth opening/closing. It seems pretty bound to symmetry though, if I blink just one eye, it seemed to think I blinked both, and if I raised one eyebrow it seemed sticky and raised the other even if it went down. Also, it didn't detect things like frowning, or slanted brows, but still, very neat.
- paulolc 13y ago
  How did you got pass the license warning?
  - codezero 13y ago
    I didn't see one.
smartmohi 13y ago
good one, sounds like future is on JS
asadlionpk 13y ago
I wish this was open source.
nairteashop 13y ago
The virtual eyewear demo is pretty cool! The closest thing I've seen to this is DITTO (http://ditto.com http://ditto.com) where they create a virtual head using your webcam onto which you can then try various glasses and see yourself at different angles. But that requires an additional "head scanning" step using flash, which isn't needed here. The range of motion is also limited. I hope this type of technology will be standard in clothing/accessory sites in a few years - I can see it working for ear rings, watches, ties, t-shirts, etc.
- wepple 13y ago
  The google hangougs video chat does this pretty well - a lot more smooth than this example, although doesn't support modeling of movement such as head rotation IIRC
- neil_s 13y ago
  This was going pretty well (except for the patronising dog complements of 'Good job!' :D), and then it got stuck on 'Almost finished...' :(
Houshalter 13y ago
This is also cool http://auduno.github.io/clmtrackr/examples/facesubstitution.html http://auduno.github.io/clmtrackr/examples/facesubstitution....
marcfawzi 13y ago
It won't let me run it on localhost without a license file. That's silly because it's running inside the browser and the license check can be hacked.
alecsmart1 13y ago
No pricing page really annoys me. Atleast show a ballpark figure so that I know if its worth my time emailing.
- jmnicolas 13y ago
  In my experience, when they do that it means it will be horribly expensive and they want to be sure to get your email so they can spam you regularly about their incredible one time deal of only 99,000$ per seat !!!111ONE!
Timucin 13y ago
Well, this is kind of embarrassing; "License warning You don't have a valid license for visage|SDK FaceTrack. Please contact your sales representative. (Error code 0x00000010)"
BitMastro 13y ago
Check also those open source libraries: http://inspirit.github.io/jsfeat/sample_haar_face.html http://inspirit.github.io/jsfeat/sample_haar_face.html and http://inspirit.github.io/jsfeat/sample_bbf_face.html http://inspirit.github.io/jsfeat/sample_bbf_face.html also http://liuliu.me/ccv/js/nss/ http://liuliu.me/ccv/js/nss/

50 points by itamarb 13y ago

dreen 13y ago

Cant run any of the demos, I get a license warning, on their own website :/

reinhardt1053 13y ago
Same here

codezero 13y ago

Takes forever to load, but pretty neat, it has a vector for the direction your eyes are pointing, detects blinks and mouth opening/closing. It seems pretty bound to symmetry though, if I blink just one eye, it seemed to think I blinked both, and if I raised one eyebrow it seemed sticky and raised the other even if it went down. Also, it didn't detect things like frowning, or slanted brows, but still, very neat.

paulolc 13y ago
How did you got pass the license warning?
- codezero 13y ago
  I didn't see one.

smartmohi 13y ago

good one, sounds like future is on JS

asadlionpk 13y ago

I wish this was open source.

nairteashop 13y ago

The virtual eyewear demo is pretty cool! The closest thing I've seen to this is DITTO (http://ditto.com http://ditto.com) where they create a virtual head using your webcam onto which you can then try various glasses and see yourself at different angles. But that requires an additional "head scanning" step using flash, which isn't needed here. The range of motion is also limited. I hope this type of technology will be standard in clothing/accessory sites in a few years - I can see it working for ear rings, watches, ties, t-shirts, etc.

wepple 13y ago
The google hangougs video chat does this pretty well - a lot more smooth than this example, although doesn't support modeling of movement such as head rotation IIRC
neil_s 13y ago
This was going pretty well (except for the patronising dog complements of 'Good job!' :D), and then it got stuck on 'Almost finished...' :(

Houshalter 13y ago

This is also cool http://auduno.github.io/clmtrackr/examples/facesubstitution.html http://auduno.github.io/clmtrackr/examples/facesubstitution....

marcfawzi 13y ago

It won't let me run it on localhost without a license file. That's silly because it's running inside the browser and the license check can be hacked.

alecsmart1 13y ago

No pricing page really annoys me. Atleast show a ballpark figure so that I know if its worth my time emailing.

jmnicolas 13y ago
In my experience, when they do that it means it will be horribly expensive and they want to be sure to get your email so they can spam you regularly about their incredible one time deal of only 99,000$ per seat !!!111ONE!

Timucin 13y ago

Well, this is kind of embarrassing; "License warning You don't have a valid license for visage|SDK FaceTrack. Please contact your sales representative. (Error code 0x00000010)"

BitMastro 13y ago

Check also those open source libraries: http://inspirit.github.io/jsfeat/sample_haar_face.html http://inspirit.github.io/jsfeat/sample_haar_face.html and http://inspirit.github.io/jsfeat/sample_bbf_face.html http://inspirit.github.io/jsfeat/sample_bbf_face.html also http://liuliu.me/ccv/js/nss/ http://liuliu.me/ccv/js/nss/