Amazon Web Services Computer Vision Enables Real-time Face Recognition [Full Text]

Scientific and technological developments, according to foreign media reports, Amazon Web Services (AWS) announced a series of updates to its identification services, providing computer vision based on machine learning capabilities for cloud customers. The system will now be able to detect and recognize the text in the image so that the customer can enter the logo and document and process the content of these images further.

This means that the recognition service can be used to make the image of the physical world easier to understand by a system built for processing text data only. Clients will also be able to perform real-time face searches on a collection of millions of faces. For example, Rekognition can be used to validate a person's image and match another image in an existing database. The database has up to tens of millions of images, achieving sub-second latency performance.

This is particularly useful for law enforcement agencies, especially when customers want to match a person’s photo with an archived image. In addition, the system can detect up to 100 different faces in one photograph compared to the previous 15 face constraints.

These changes are part of the continuing competition between cloud providers such as AWS, Google, Microsoft, IBM, and Salesforce. All of these companies have tried to make the machine learning revolution easier by providing customers with pre-built systems to achieve intelligent results.

In addition, systems like Rekognition can help customers attract different cloud platforms, bring more workload, and maintain business relationships for a long time.