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FERET
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FERETFace Recognition Technology
FERETFacial Recognition Technology
FERETFast Environmental Regulatory Evaluation Tool
FERETFree Energy Relationship for Electron Transfer
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An unmanned aerial vehicle that originally was designed to detect improvised explosive devices and land mines can now be equipped with facial recognition technology that is aimed at helping homeland security officers protect U.
Drone can spot a face in a crowd by Williams, Robert H. / National Defense
According to Chengjun Liu, professor and researcher of facial recognition technology at New Jersey Institute of Technology, the technology is very promising but currently is not foolproof.
New Pilot Program to Nab Sex Offenders Being Tested in Phoenix Schools by Patricia Hawke / Reference and Education community
In addition to developing new biometric passports, since 2004 we have been piloting the use of facial recognition technology to detect fraudulent applications.
Your passport pic could ground you by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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