How Does Face Detection Work?

Face detection technology has come a long way over the past few years. From unlocking your iPhone by scanning your face to automatically tagging photographs, most of us have encountered and benefited from it (in one way or another).

However, there’s a lot more we can do with technology than just recognizing faces. For example, it is now a tool used in marketing to help improve sales and customer experiences. Or you can use this technology in offices to mark employee attendance or provide access to secure areas automatically..

But before we get ahead of ourselves, let’s define it.

Front-end testing of websites

Not everyone who is active on the Internet is proficient in programming. And yet the codes hidden in the background are what makes websites work — if something goes wrong, programming errors have to be analyzed. Test programs with a graphical interface are designed to remedy this very problem.

The development of face recognition technology and the role of adequate training data

Face recognition is a technology that is used to identify people by their faces and is a type of biometric software. It is often used in security settings, but also has other uses such as in social media and photo tagging.

In order for AI to be able to recognize a person by their face, it needs to be presented with enough training data, or data that shows the AI how to recognize people by their faces. The training data needs to be accurate, and it must be large enough to provide a large variety of examples.

Speech Recognition Technology and Its Applications in Sales

Voice commerce has arrived. Today, retailers can sell products by designing experiences that leverage speech recognition technology and its capabilities.

According to Meticulous Research, wthe speech recognition market is forecasted to be worth approximately $26.79 billion by 2025 (growing at a CAGR of 17.2%). The number of voice assistants used around the world is also expected to reach a whopping 8.4 billion by 2024.

As such, speech recognition technology, like the dotcom boom, is well-placed to create a new avenue for sales teams around the planet. But before we get ahead of ourselves, let’s first define it.

How search results exactly match the search intention of the user

Have you ever wondered how search engines work? There are literally billions of web pages available online with millions more being created every year. Search engines do not only help you find a particular site, they also help find content and information within that site.

Consider the fact that search results need to work within a website also helping you find the specific “widget” you’re looking for so that you can make your purchase.