Do you use some sort of Face recognition software? I found this software called KeyLemon, which of course isn't free, but seems promising. I'd just like to ask you guys that have used or ar using this software: which is better/more preferable, Lenovo's VeriFace or KeyLemon? KeyLemon gives I think more customization options, and it locks your computer only after 10 seconds you go away, while I think Lenovo's does within 5 minutes..anyway I have yet to see all the differences so any feedback would be helpful.![]()
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Although I haven't used either of the face recognition programs you mention, I do have "Alien Sense" facial recognition by Alienware.
It was a neat novelty to try for a very short while. Any change in lighting, hair, or just about anything else, and it fails to recognize my face. -
jackluo923 Notebook Virtuoso
Veriface is actually pretty good, though I removed it after a couple weeks. I feel that I don't need a password or any security feature at all. The veriface program works flawlessly everytime, even with poor light condition and a lot of motion. You can also adjust the "acurrateness" of the face recognition so you can make it faster/slower/safer to login.
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I did manage to get VeriFace, except that just a while ago (it's midnight here) it failed to recognize me since it's darker and laptop screen's the only light source I have.. I do prefer it, having tried KeyLemon as well, but I just want to reduce the "idle time" before VeriFace locks your computer--the shortest duration it would allow is for five minutes of inactivity and I want to at least make it a minute or so.. Heh.
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spradhan01 Notebook Virtuoso
I have tried Lenovo. It works perfect and exact verification. The best part is, it records all unauthorized users pictures.
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I use FastAccess. It's available with certain Dell systems, although I believe you can buy the software itself from the company that makes it. It's excellent at recognizing my face even in different lighting conditions, and having my hair styled differently.
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spradhan01 Notebook Virtuoso
Face Recognition Software: Lenovo VeriFace vs. KeyLemon
Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by kisetsu17, May 25, 2009.