As we experience physiological and emotional changes, our blood flow changes, too. Nuralogix detects those changes and attributes them to their cause.
Visage Technologies at CES 2020: Schedule your meeting
Meet us at CES 2020 – the world’s largest tech show – and find out how your business can benefit from our face tracking & analysis technology.
VirTry: A virtual fitting room for glasses and headphones
VirTry is a mobile application that lets users try on a range of glasses and headphones with FaceTrack at its very heart.
Visage Technologies on Deloitte’s Fast 50 for the 3rd year in a row
Visage Technologies has been featured on Deloitte’s list of the fastest-growing tech companies in 2019, 3rd year in a row.
VR and AR face tracking use cases and trends
AR has found its way to our smartphones, smart mirrors and smart glasses (AR headsets). Here is how to use these new technologies to engage your audience and improve business results.
Face recognition in cars improves safety and convenience
From car ignition to theft prevention – there are countless possibilities of using facial recognition in cars.
Visage Technologies sponsored the 8th Croatian Computer Vision workshop
Visage Technologies sponsored CCVW – the event that brings together researchers and industry professionals that share the same passion for computer vision.
Arrisum: Trying out a new smile virtually
Arrisum lets patients virtually create their new, beautiful smile themselves and show their dentist exactly what they want.
What makes a driver monitoring system reliable
Many layers of a driver monitoring system need to work together in order to provide a truly reliable level of safety and comfort in cabins.
Lie to me: reading hidden emotions
Microexpressions magnified at different levels IEEE researchers have studied micro-expressions: rapid, involuntary facial expressions which reveal emotions that people do not intend to show. This is of extreme importance in forensic science and psychotherapy, and we all remember the TV show Lie to me, which focused on these micro-expressions (MEs). Unlike the pompous TV shows, real-life […]