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That it was possible for mice to recall ‘lost’ memories with light therapy – where light activated specific nerve cells in the brain to prompt recall. This means the memories are still there, they just can’t be recalled! This finding could be the turning point to combat amnesia – potentially helping millions of patients around the globe who cannot rely on their memories.We need to know moreMemory, like intelligence, is not straightforward. The human memory is powerful, yet complex, with a number different parts of the brain responsible for the storage and recall of our experiences and what we learn. Science has a long way to go, but promising developments are made each day, and more resources need to go to funding memory studies. Alzheimer’s affects 40% of persons aged over 85, yet there is only one dementia scientist for every six working on curing cancer in the UK, and there are more ongoing trials examining hay fever than dementia. The reason for this is that conditions of the brain are incredibly difficult to pinpoint and treat, but studies needs to focus on memory to help alleviate the huge economic and emotional burden which memory conditions pose on diagnosed persons, their family, and our economy.

So you are looking for face detection software. You hit the right place!There are basically two approaches. The classical one is to get some code (source or compiled as a library) and use it within your own application.A list of source codes, libraries, Software Development Kits, is listed below.The second emerging approach is to use the power of the Internet, and call web or cloud services. Let’s start with the most modern concept:WEB SERVICES for Face Detection & RecognitionBy using web services, the client software does not need to bother about libraries or platform dependencies. It simply calls a web server, sends the images to process, and gets back the results. As long as real-time feedback is not an issue, this is an interesting new approach. (If you know of a Web Service that is not listed here, please contribute the information on the Contact page and it will get added).BioID Face Recognition Web ServiceService for identifying persons by face (and/or voice). Finds faces and sends back standardized face portraits. All methods can be tried with file upload or live webcam recording. There is also a free iOS and Android App offered to use the service for face login. Needs anonymous registration and is free for single users.Betaface Web APIService for face and facial features finding and recognition. Web API including demos, documentation and samples of usage. Free for evaluation or education purposes as well as non-commercial projects. Face++ Face++ uses technologies of computer vision and data mining to provide 3 core vision services (Detection, Recognition, and Analysis). Free. Needs registration.Microsoft Project OxfordMicrosoft’s cloud-based face algorithms to detect and recognize human faces in images. Needs registration, currently free up to 5000 usages/month.Google Vision APIGoogle’s cloud-based image content analysis preview. Includes face detection (no recognition), but also other interesting things like logo detection, adult scene detection, and many others. Limited preview only, but free to use currently.FaceR APIFace recognition Web API from Animetrics, Inc. Offers face finding and recognition. Needs registration to obtain an API key.Meerkat Facial RecognitionFace recognition Web API. Free for up to 1000 calls/month.DeepSight Computer Vision SDKFace detection & recognition service from BaseApp Systems, India.FaceX Face Recognition APIsFace detection/recognition service from Codeeverest Private Limited, India. Up to 5K “API calls” are free.FREEWARE for face finding and facial recognitionThe bad thing about the internet nowadays is, that you will not find much open source code around anymore. Nevertheless, here is a (hopefully growing) list of what’s available for free…Google Mobile Vision APIAndroid Mobile Vision API. This differs from the Google Vision API in that it runs on-device (i.e., no need to communicate with a cloud server). The API supports detecting frontal faces, faces in different poses (e.g., profiles), facial landmarks, etc. and can track faces in video.Dlib C++ LibraryDlib is a general purpose cross-platform C++ library with many machine-learning related algorithms. Version 1.8 introduced the histogram-of-oriented-gradient (HOG) based object detection, a very powerful technique, very useful for detecting faces. Open Source, free download!Imacondis Face SDKImacondis Face SDK is a