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Facial Recognition
I was just thinking the other day how great it would be for dementia people to have a facial/object recognition app that would tell you peoples' names and relationships to you and such. I thought you might have something on your CES list (since CES "products" are many times just "ideas"/prototypes.)
Did a search and came up with http://www.nametag.ws/ - the NameTag app, which is facial recognition. Now, we just need Google Glasses and a smart phone for every older adult.
P.S. It would also be good for business people who meet myraids of people.
the "who am I looking at" app
I recommend keeping an eye out for www.firstpersonvision.com if you want a Google GLASS + NameTag app solution. They have technology showcased to do "essentially" the same thing you are talking about, and they were at CES two years ago.
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