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May 27, 2016
Technology
By Daniel Soo

Happy Or Sad? This Face Recognition Technology Reads Your Emotions (VIDEO)

Meet FaceRecog, the machine that knows how you are feeling today.

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AsianScientist (May 27, 2016) – Check out FaceRecog, a face recognition technology that has huge commercial potential for use in advertising, market research and e-learning. FaceRecog was on display at InnovFest unBound 2016, a conference on new and innovative technologies held in Singapore on May 17-18, 2016. Watch the video to learn how it guesses your emotions.

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Daniel Soo

Daniel is a psychology major at Yale-NUS college. When he was seven he discovered the ancient tusk of a wooly mammoth. After those four inches of backbreaking excavation, he had wasted no time in telling everyone else at the playground about his precious find—until his elder brother cruelly revealed the serial numbers on the standard-issue PVC pipe. He spends the rest of his days trying to deal with this traumatic setback with tai chi, writing, and listening to Carole King.

Daniel Soo

Daniel is a psychology major at Yale-NUS college. When he was seven he discovered the ancient tusk of a wooly mammoth. After those four inches of backbreaking excavation, he had wasted no time in telling everyone else at the playground about his precious find—until his elder brother cruelly revealed the serial numbers on the standard-issue PVC pipe. He spends the rest of his days trying to deal with this traumatic setback with tai chi, writing, and listening to Carole King.

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