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Eye, hand, face, ear, and gait are some of the biometrics that can be used with machine vision and image processing techniques to identify humans and create an interface with automated systems. The use of imaging for biometrics is being researched at many universities and laboratories around the world and has important applications, including security, motion control, and robotics. |
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Edmund Optics accepting applications for 2012 higher-ed grant program
February 16, 2012
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Former Kodak Image Sensor business is revamped as Truesense Imaging
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Point Grey hosts Vision Standards meeting
January 27, 2012
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Imaging system captures pianist movements for analysis
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Kodak files for Chapter 11
January 26, 2012
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Edmund Optics mourns loss of founder Norman Edmund
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German researchers reap rewards for creation of video coding standard
January 19, 2012
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Eye tracking systems debut at CES
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Imaging and vision IP targets camera-enabled devices
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