This year they might go with a more technological solution: face recognition and tracking. The project is called uWho, and it uses the faceRecognizer class in OpenCV.

Developed with Seiichi Gohshi of Kogakuin University, the visor has a near-infrared light source that messes up cameras but doesn't affect the wearer's vision, according to the institute.

He then made some modifications to the OpenCV Android Face Detection app to send commands to the Arduino based on ‘where’ the Face is detected; if the face is in the right half of the screen ...

When Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S 4 in March, there was a near-inescapable emphasis on face detection features. What we didn't know is just whose technology was making them possible. As it ...

New software brings face detection to stores and streets for $40 a month Cara is a cheap, privacy-conscious tool that works on any standard webcam ...

Qualcomm is betting on a German technology company that analyzes backscatter reflections to defeat face detection spoofs.