Samsung improves facial recognition

Samsung is going to improve its facial recognition in the smartphone market.

Although this is not officially announced by the South Korean firm, electronic products maker, the glow of the Galaxy Note 8 has been found in this version. The beta version setting of the device is hidden in the 'api file', an 'intelligent scan' feature, according to the report technology site enigazatt.

It is believed that this Intelligent Scan is using the camera-based face recognition process and Irish scanner together to make the facial recitation system more accurate and secure. It provides good results in low light and very bright light.

Samsung now has an Irish scanner on the Galaxy S8 and Note 8 devices. According to the report, the development of facial recognition is being improved on these two devices.

Actually the new scanner does not know how it works. A video with the feature showed that the scanner has the same time that the Irish scanner and camera are active. But using the two sensor data together is not clear whether the device is being unlocked. In this case, a sensor may be kept as a backup. For example, it may be that the Irish scanner is preferred overnight.

Samsung is going to unveil the new Galaxy S9 on February 25th. It is said to be officially launching an Intelligent Scanner on this device. The feature will be added to the ORIO update of the SI8 and Note 8 devices.

There may be 64 GB internal storage in addition to four GB RAM, in Galaxy S9. And the device's battery is expected to be improved.

And Samsung's newest Xinz 9810 or Snapdragon 845 chips could be used in it. With this chip, Samsung could add features such as iPhone-X with facial-recognition and animation.

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