Unlike 2D facial recognition of photographs commonly used in surveillance, 3D models can address changes in facial texture, expression, and poses, the research said.

Remember how Apple unveiled its $1,000 iPhone X with facial recognition software that allows ... Now there’s a neural net that can take just about any 2D face picture and model it as a 3D face.

A 3D-printed head can trick your smartphone's facial recognition technology into unlocking your phone. Experts showed that Android's models were the least secure, with some devices opening by ...

Apple has shown interest in building advanced, secure facial recognition technology that would take a two-dimensional image of a person's face and render it in 3D for greater accuracy.

Researchers found that facial recognition can be fooled by using a 3D-printed mask depicting a different person's face, which tricked payment a systems and passport-control gates at airports.

Police around the US say they're justified to run DNA-generated 3D models of faces through facial recognition tools to help crack cold cases. Everyone but the cops thinks that’s a bad idea.

Forbes recently challenged a variety of smartphone face-recognition systems with a 3d printed head modeled after the author's head.. The head was printed at Backface in Birmingham, U.K., where I ...

The 3D facial recognition system has 30,000 infrared points that can recognise your face in ... and claims to be 122.2% faster than other models. It comes with four modes – High Speed, ...

Some of the Android phones fared better than others in the tests – Samsung's Galaxy Note 8 and Galaxy S9 use iris recognition, which wasn't fooled by the 3D printed head.

Many phones that can be unlocked using facial recognition can be fooled by ... Xiaomi, meanwhile, had seven models that could be ... which uses sensors to create a 3D depth map of the user's face.