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Face Tracking Art | Experience Amazing | Intel
(0) | 11/03/2016 | Translate: Asai when Intel tech and real-time face tracking combine to transform one woman’s face into an hypnotic living lightshow unlike anything
you’ve seen before.
At the wrong place the wrong time A man hits a woman with his head when he sneezes.- Monkey vs Spider Filter In Russia, the reaction of the monkey Abu to a spider filter on a video with its owner. When he sees the virtual arachnid wandering over the woman's face, the animal is frightened and tries to move away.
- Ennio Morricone – Greatest Hits 1. The Ecstasy of Gold (The Good, the Bad and the Ugly) 0:00 - 3:22 2. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly 3:22 - 6:04 3. Once upon a Time in the West 6:05 - 9:15 4. For a Few Dollars More 9:16 - 13:05 5. A Fistful of Dynamite 13:06 - 17:43 6. Paradise cinema - Main Theme 17:44 - 20:13 7. Chi Mai (Maddalena & Le professionel) 20:14 - 23:48 8. The califfa - The Lady Caliph / The Queen 23:48 - 26:27 9. My Name is Nobody 26:27 - 29:37 10. L'arena (The Mercenary - The Mercenary / A Professional Gun) 29:38 - 34:23 11. A Monument (I Crudeli - The Hellbenders) 34:23 - 36:55 12. Mysterious and stubborn (Face to face - Face to Face) 36:56 - 39:17 13. A friend (Revolver) 39:18 - 41:55 14. Love Theme for Nata (Paradise cinema) 41:55 - 46:03 15. Novel (1900 - Twentieth century) 46:04 - 50:12 16. Romanza Neighborhood (Quarter) 50:12 - 53:51 17. The Son and Nostalgia (The Law of the Desert) 53:52 - 57:41 18. Adulteri per Ninna Nanna (Mother's heart) 57:41 - 01:00:45 19. Watch Chimes - Carillon's Theme (For a Few Dollars More) 01:00:45 - 01:01:57 20. First betrayal (Tepepa) 01:01:58 - 01:04:13 21. Run, One, Run (The Big Gundown) 01:04:13
- A woman uses a toaster for the first time A woman is using a toaster for the first time, and has not fully understood the principle of operation.
- When your girlfriend wants to unlock your iPhone with your face A woman wants to use her boyfriend's phone and tries to unlock it with facial recognition.
- Man who had spent 25 years in prison, finally found not guilty Daniel Villegas, now 41, returns to a courtroom for the third time to face murder charges. Some background on his case: the charges Villegas is facing date back to 1993, when Armando “Mando” Lazo and Bobby England were gunned down in El Paso, Texas. Villegas was 16 years old at the time. He then confessed to those shootings, but later claimed he was coerced by an El Paso police officer into a confession. Villegas had a mistrial in 1994 due to a hung jury, then a conviction in his second trial in 1995.
- A Banksy work sold for more than one million euros destroys itself after its sale Was Banksy at the evening sale at Sotheby’s on Friday night? That was the question on everyone’s lips when one of the Bristolian street artist’s paintings mysteriously self-destructed as the contemporary auction drew to a close. Girl with a Balloon (2006) was the final lot of the night, and just as the canvas hammered at £953,829—exactly the same figure as the artist’s previous auction record, achieved in 2008—an alarm was triggered inside the work of art. Onlookers turned just in time to see the canvas slip through its faux-gilt frame and be shredded into pieces.
- Learn how much penguins can poop **Spoiler Alert!! This video is disgustingly gross. Let's face it, penguins poop a lot. Not kidding. Many times, they even poop on each other, a fact of life when you live close to your neighbor in a penguin colony. Yes, these cute little waddling birdies do some icky things once in a while. Still interested? Watch at your own risk and be prepared for stomach-churning nastiness!
- A woman tries to take an escalator for the first time A woman tries to take an escalator for the first time
- A car gets a woman on a scooter June 23, 2018 / Tainan City, Taiwan The woman was merging into traffic and a car pulled forward at the same time resulting in an accident. The woman was okay.
- Car pulls out of lay-by causing multi-vehicle crash As the driver of the truck was travelling east on the A55 (J23) at Llanddulas in the direction of Chester, a female driver pulls out of the lay-by in front of a 44 tonne HGV. With the truck driver having no time to respond or go anywhere else to escape as there was another vehicle in lane two, it resulted in the driver of the silver Hyundai car being rear ended. The Hyundai then bounced into lane two colliding with another vehicle (Mercedes) before coming to a stop in the central reservation. It was reported at the time that two people were taken to hospital with non life threatening injuries. The driver of the HGV tells us the woman in the Hyundai that pulled out of the lay-by causing the crash was found to be at fault and was sent on a paid driver awareness course.
- Woman who was mistakenly buried alive tried to fight her way out of the grave A woman is believed to have been buried alive by mistake and lay conscious inside her coffin for 11 days before trying to fight her way out of the stone tomb. Rosangela Almeida dos Santos, 37, appears to have desperately tried to escape her wooden casket, which had been nailed shut after she was buried alive. But she had already died by the time family members smashed open the tomb last Friday after locals reported hearing screams coming from her grave, according to reports. Shocking footage shows the commotion in the Senhora Santana cemetery in Riachao das Neves, northeast Brazil, as local men took out the heavy coffin and removed the lid.
- Steven Tyler goes back in time | Kia ad With 365 horsepower, the new 2018 Kia Stinger is a legend in the making. But what happens when it comes face to face with another legend: rock and roll icon Steven Tyler? Watch as Steven and the Stinger defy history in Kia’s 2018 Big Game ad.
- Weightlifter bench-presses two women at the same time | New York Post Weightlifter Jan Michalov wanted to challenge himself, so he decided to lift something other than weights. Instead, he placed belts around two women's waists and bench-pressed them, throwing off the typical weight distribution he was used to.
- kids clothing expands to fit as children grow This children's clothing line designed by Royal College of Art graduate Ryan Mario Yasin has a pleat system that lets garments stretch to fit even after growth spurts. Yasin created Petit Pli after buying clothes for his nephew which no longer fit by the time they turned up. He used his background as an aeronautical engineer to devise a set of permanent folds that let clothes 'unpack' when pulled, as children get bigger. The collection features waterproof and windproof outwear, sized to fit children aged 6 to 36 months. The designer hopes that by creating kids clothes that last longer, this will help towards reducing the huge amount of waste generated by the garment industry.