Security robots that can taser miscreants and handcuff them? Not quite. Please welcome security robots with facial recognition. You mean you've not been waiting for this?

Indeed, computer scientists at Tel Aviv University in Israel say they have discovered a way to bypass a large percentage of facial recognition systems by basically faking your face.

A face for the ages New compact facial-recognition system passes test on Michelangelo’s David Flatter, simpler prototype system uses 5-10 times less power than smartphone tech.

The researchers say their prototype demonstrates the usefulness of metasurfaces for effective small-scale low-power imaging solutions for facial recognition, robotics and extended reality.

Another trinket they produce is called the Cinnamon, a reception robot that can perform observational and security duties via a camera and facial recognition.

All facial recognition systems capture either a two- or three-dimensional image of a subject's face, and then compare key information from that image to a database of known images. For law ...

Yikes, the U.S. Is Now Using Facial Recognition Rigged Drones for Special Ops If you're on America's shit list, bad news: a flying robot that can recognize your face may soon be coming after you.

In her new book about facial recognition, Kashmir Hill shows how our expectations of privacy have been rewritten over the past few years.

Researchers at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) have given a robot the ability to learn to make realistic facial expressions through a process of self-guided learning.

New research suggests face masks are hampering facial recognition systems. The algorithms never accounted for a pandemic.