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Skin-identification programming could improve cell phone security

Added on: February 24th, 2020 by Afsal Meerankutty No Comments

Cell phones, for example, the iPhone and Pixel permit clients to open the gadget with their appearances yet once in a while that product can be tricked.

Programming organization TrinamiX has built up an elective that it says is more earnestly to deceive.

It would like to extend the innovation outside of the telephone and incorporate it in to things, for example, checking travelers in self-driving vehicles and increased and computer generated reality.

The BBC’s innovation correspondent Zoe Thomas saw the item in real life.

Sourcehttps://www.bbc.com/news/av/technology-51555126/skin-detection-software-could-improve-smartphone-security

Electric Charging Roads in Dubai

Added on: February 16th, 2020 by Afsal Meerankutty No Comments

RTA has propelled the trial of the dynamic remote charging of electric vehicles and transports moving utilizing the Shaped Magnetic Field In Resonance innovation.

Electric transports and vehicles in Dubai would now be able to be charged while left out and about and moving.

This trails the declaration on Wednesday by the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) of the fruitful trial of dynamic remote charging of electric vehicles and transports moving utilizing the Shaped Magnetic Field in Resonance (SMFIR) innovation.

The remote charging SMFIR innovation gives an answer for issues of batteries and charging foundation.

Advantages and how it functions

  • Molded Magnetic Field in Resonance (SMFIR) innovation moves a lot of vitality remotely from the street surface to electric vehicles while they are running or stationary
  • The force matrix is inserted under the street and doesn’t hamper the development of individuals and vehicles
  • As far as possible the requirement for remote static charging stations and replaces them with charging framework inserted in the street or thruway framework.
  • The remote charging SMFIR innovation gives an answer for issues of batteries and charging framework.

Courtesy : – https://gulfnews.com/uae/transport/dubais-electric-buses-now-pick-up-charge-from-the-road-1.69669621

Robots are Learning to Speak Body Language

Added on: March 29th, 2018 by Afsal Meerankutty No Comments

In the event that your companion says she feels loose, yet you see that her clench hands are gripped, you may question her genuineness. But Robots, may trust her. Non-verbal communication says a ton, yet even with propels in PC vision and facial acknowledgment innovation, robots battle to see inconspicuous body development and can miss critical meaningful gestures therefore.

Specialists at Carnegie Mellon University built up a body-following framework that may help take care of this issue. Called OpenPose, the framework can track body development, including hands and face, progressively. It utilizes PC vision and machine figuring out how to process video outlines, and can even monitor numerous individuals all the while. This capacity could ease human-robot associations and make ready for more intelligent virtual and increased reality and in addition natural UIs.

One remarkable component of the OpenPose framework is that it can track a man’s head, middle, and appendages as well as individual fingers. To do that, the analysts utilized CMU’s Panoptic Studio, a vault fixed with 500 cameras, where they caught body postures at an assortment of edges and after that utilized those pictures to construct an informational collection.

They at that point went those pictures through what is known as a keypoint indicator to distinguish and mark particular body parts. The product likewise figures out how to relate the body parts with people, so it knows, for instance, that a specific individual’s hand will dependably be near his or her elbow. This makes it conceivable to track different individuals on the double.

The pictures from the arch were caught in 2D. Yet, the analysts took the recognized keypoints and triangulated them in 3D to help their body-following calculations to see how each stance shows up from alternate points of view. With the greater part of this information handled, the framework can decide how the entire hand looks when it’s in a specific position, regardless of whether a few fingers are clouded.

Since the framework has this informational collection to draw from, it can keep running with just a single camera and a PC. It never again requires the camera-lined vault to decide body postures, making the innovation versatile and open. The specialists have just discharged their code to the general population to empower experimentation.

They say this innovation could be connected to a wide range of communications amongst people and machines. It could assume an immense part in VR encounters, permitting better discovery of the client’s physical development with no extra equipment, similar to stick-on sensors or gloves.

It could likewise encourage more normal collaborations with a home robot. You could advise your robot to “lift that up,” and it could promptly comprehend what you’re pointing at. By seeing and deciphering your physical signals, the robot may even figure out how to peruse feelings by following non-verbal communication. So when you’re noiselessly crying with your face in your grasp on the grounds that a robot has accepted your position, it may offer you a tissue.

Courtesy : – https://spectrum.ieee.org/video/robotics/robotics-software/robots-learn-to-speak-body-language

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Added on: March 26th, 2016 by Afsal Meerankutty No Comments

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Added on: March 26th, 2016 by Afsal Meerankutty No Comments

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