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New KeyLemonFaceSDK : Easier testing and C# capture wrapper

Posted on February 29, 2012 by Christophe | 1 Comment

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KeyLemon launches its new KeyLemonFaceSDK Easy and fast SDK performance evaluation The biometry testing has become easier. No more compilation or development tool needed!

KeyLemon launches its new KeyLemonFaceSDK

Posted on January 26, 2012 by Christophe | No Comments

KeyLemon launches its new KeyLemonFaceSDK We recently released a new version of our SDK introducing a capture library, a direct download of KeyLemonFaceSDK for Windows and Mac and a compiled SDK performance testing tool. Finally, take a look at what can be done with our SDK on Android and iPhone Video capture library KeyLemon is now introducing the capture from a Windows video acquisition device. This is a second library made as a wrapper around the standard KeyLemonFaceSDK. Some C code examples illustrate how to make a face model, verify or identify the ...

FaceOnIt, facial recognition for your iPhone

Posted on April 14, 2011 by Florian | 2 Comments

The use of face recognition in a mobile device has slowly started to interest big firms. Apple, investing Polar Rose, rumors about Google and then its Goggles service proved them right. What about this technology? Is it really adapted to the Smartphones/Tablet platform? The year of the Tablet PC Perhaps this is not the year that face recognition will peak on the mobile. Industry experts are labeling 2011 as the year of the Tablet. So, many of us we think that 2012 will be the year of for face recognition. This makes sense. ...

KLGame, free face detection in games

Posted on March 30, 2011 by Florian | 2 Comments

[Update] The contest is ended! We have two winner: JK. Binay with the score 4121H. Wang with the score 2468 Thanks to them for playing KLGame! KeyLemon is always searching for new applications that use face detection. And in order to further the development of our software, we have called David. This young EPFL student already met with us in a previous internship. He started to develop a game using face detection to control a breakout game racket. We proposed that he continue and finish KLGame. Jovial with this idea, David has started to work. ...