Ayonix / In the media
When recognition makes the news.
From Japanese television challenges to live technology interviews in Turkey: the moments that brought Ayonix face recognition onto the screen.
01 / Featured moments
Technology, on camera.
Real broadcast frames tell the story. Each feature pairs the moment on screen with the face recognition idea viewers saw.
02 / Behind the screen
A face enters the frame. A story takes shape.
These broadcasts turned computer vision into something people could see: a camera captures a face, software compares it, and presenters discuss what the result means.
Explore face recognition- 01CaptureA face appears on camera
- 02CompareFeatures are analysed
- 03ExplainA result is shown on air
03 / The archive
Every appearance. One place.
Seven broadcast frames from the Ayonix archive, organised by country and year. Select a story to see the full frame and its details.
Can face recognition spot a lookalike?
A television segment explored identity matching with comedian Zakiyama in a lively on-air format.
Inside a face recognition system
An on-screen visit showed Ayonix technology and a face recognition workflow in an office setting.
The fake identity challenge
Ariyoshi Daretoku brought the question of lookalikes and identity recognition to a studio panel.
Face recognition meets makeup artistry
A segment on Zawachin's lookalike makeup explored how a changed appearance relates to face recognition.
Face comparison on ABEMA
An ABEMA segment featured Ayonix and tested face similarity in a televised lookalike story.
The technology behind face recognition
A Turkish television interview discussed face recognition technology and its practical applications.
Face recognition, live from Istanbul
A live television discussion in Istanbul covered face recognition systems and where they are used.
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