TechFest 2011: Mirage Blocks
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TechFest 2011: Facial Recognition in Videos
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Face recognition in video is an emerging technology that will have great impact on user experience in fields such as television, gaming, and communication. In the near future, a television or an Xbox will be able to recognize people in the living room, home video will be annotated automatically and become searchable, and TV watchers will be able to get information about an unfamiliar actor, athlete, or singer just by pointing to the person on the screen. Our research showcases the face-recognition technology developed by iLabs. Our technology includes novel algorithms in face detection, recognition, and tracking. The research demonstrates semi-automatic labeling of videos, a novel TV-watching experience using faces in a video as hyperlinks to get more information, and automatic recognition of the person in front of the television, Xbox, or computer.
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The Discussion
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Andreas Balzer Can't wait to see this in applications like Windows Live Movie Maker, Media Center and Media Player. In short: it's awesome! :)
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Juan_Edwards Que la Fuerza os acompañe!!!
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Richard.Hein There are a ton of potential applications for this ... just being able to find every video ever of anyone has enormous implications. I knew it would happen one day. Of course, this will lead to a lot of very embarrasing situations when your boss or co-workers or spouse and kids can find any video of you ever made online.
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Richie This is an exercise in futility...http://www.professionalfacialsteamer.com/...plastic surgery is availble in India...
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martinmine One problem I have seen with face recognition is that it uses a hell lot of CPU usage, specially on low-end computers. Looks great! Been thinking of a search engine which has analyzed all the images on the web, and looks up your face with all the images on the web. How freaking amazing should that be? BING YOUR FACE! ;O
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Excalibut Bilgisayarları gereksiz yere zorlayacak, çok yer kaplayacak bir buluş bence gereksiz.
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goody i have seen
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Rajib Roy Waiting for the application on my Windows.
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Rajib Roy http://www.blogymate.com/blog/rajib