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Omron has released a face-recognition technology to measure your smile factor from 0% to 100%. It makes use of smile measuring software to detect and measure your smile factor percentage when captures into camera or when the subject is out of focus.

The company’s Okao Vision engine will works with the captured picture by converting it into face print that takes up to 1.5 KB storage space. It takes about 1 sec to process and requires no additional hard wares for the equipment must have at least 100,000 pixel resolutions. Though it might occupy about 450KB of the device’s ROM and 370KB of RAM but the software are available for the Symbian, BREW, embedded Linux, and ITRON OS platforms. So next time, says cheese to Omron’s smile technology software for a fullest and lasting sweet smile memory.

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