computer vision

It’s not every day that your web browser grows a set of digital eyes, but thanks to Microsoft’s latest move, Edge users worldwide are waking up to a browser that does more than surf the web—it can now see it. Welcome to the age of Copilot Vision, where your browser’s sidebar just became the...

If you’re interested in artificial intelligence, there’s never been an easier time to dip your toes—or even your whole leg—into the digital future, all without spending a dime. That’s right: the age where you had to shell out thousands for a “Data Science Bootcamp” featuring stern instructors...

Imagine a browser assistant that can not only read your mind but also see exactly what’s on your screen, ready to offer advice, context, or even a gentle nudge. With Microsoft’s announcement of Copilot Vision, that slightly unnerving, thoroughly futuristic scenario just became reality—at least...

Some revolutions start with a bang; others, with the gentle click of a mouse on a virtual button that no human finger will ever touch. As enterprise tech evangelists nervously chew their lanyards and IT departments clutch their legacy systems like family heirlooms, Microsoft is quietly ushering...

Microsoft’s latest foray into the world of AI assistants is about to get a whole lot more… well, visual. If you fancy an AI that can literally see what’s happening on your screen (provided you give it a thumbs-up, of course), then buckle up—because Microsoft Copilot Vision is waltzing into the...

Microsoft Copilot Vision: The AI That Now Sees Your Screen in Edge and Beyond Microsoft has taken a bold leap in the evolution of AI assistants with the introduction of Copilot Vision, a feature that allows its AI-powered assistant to not just interact with your commands but visually interpret...

A Leap Forward in Digital Assistance Imagine a world where your computer not only follows instructions but also learns your daily habits and intuitively supports your workflow without constant manual input. This vision is becoming a reality, thanks to a groundbreaking update to Microsoft’s...

Introducing Next-Gen UI Automation: Microsoft Copilot Studio Unlocks Computer Use for Agents In the rapidly shifting world of artificial intelligence, Microsoft has consistently been at the vanguard, delivering tools that redefine how organizations solve complex business challenges. Today...

Microsoft’s latest evolution in artificial intelligence is set to reshape our digital lives through the introduction of Copilot Vision—a feature that brings AI-powered visual assistance to both Windows desktops and mobile devices. Gone are the days when your PC was solely a passive machine...

In an era where artificial intelligence is reshaping industries at breakneck speed, the race for AI supremacy is increasingly defined by niche innovators who excel in distinct markets. Two companies—C3.ai and BigBear.ai—have emerged as frontrunners, each steering the future of AI down a unique...

What exactly are Cognitive Services and what are they for? Cognitive Services are a set of machine learning algorithms that Microsoft has developed to solve problems in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI). The goal of Cognitive Services is to democratize Link Removed by packaging it into...

With all the pictures we'll be taking I thought it would be cool to do a round-up of vision API, facial detection and the like. We're got a ton of posts from three different authors... 1) Link Removed Summary A musical coding project that turns users into musical instruments using new media...

Last week I highlighted a very cool preview of for the Kinect for Windows v2, Windows 10 and Windows Hello, Windows Hello with the Kinect v2. Today's a follow-up to that from Friend of the Gallery, Link Removed #Windows10 – Using #KinectV2 for authentication with #WindowsHello While I hope...

Today, we released a new Windows 10 SDK Preview and the associated Windows 10 Mobile emulators (Build 10158), to be used in conjunction with Link Removed(Build 10158). Preview SDK Build 10158 contains bug fixes and changes to the API surface area. You can download it from the Windows 10...

Today Dwight Goins shares a great example on using one of the coolest features of the Kinect v2, heart rate detection... Link Removed When the latest Kinect sensor was unveiled more than a year ago at Build 2014, demos showed how it could determine a user’s heart rate without attaching...

Kinect MVP James Ashley is back with a great example of using OpenCV v3 (which we highlighted OpenCV turns 3 and seeing Intel(R) INDE OpenCV), Emgu and the Kinect v2 to implement computer vision/facial recognition. Some of our other posts where we highlight James; Kinect 2 Unity 5 "Kinect v2...

Today's series comes from Coding4Fun Friend, Bruno Capuano, where he shows off one of our favorite subjects, facial recognition, with a cloud twist. Bruno is showing off Microsoft's Project Oxford, Face API's and how you can get started using them. First, Project Oxford? Link Removed Welcome...

Today's series comes from Coding4Fun Friend, Bruno Capuano, where he shows off one of our favorite subjects, facial recognition, with a cloud twist. Bruno is showing off Microsoft's Project Oxford, Face API's and how you can get started using them. First, Project Oxford? Link Removed Welcome...

Today's library is one I've seen asked for a number of times on different forums and comments. Best of all, you can get it free and help them flesh it out... Link Removed We are excited to share our Finger Tracking library Aiolos for Kinect v2 with you. At this time, Aiolos is still in an...

One of cooler libraries we've highlighted over the years is OpenCV, Open Source Computer Vision. Link Removed OpenCV is; OpenCV (Open Source Computer Vision Library) is an open source computer vision and machine learning software library. OpenCV was built to provide a common infrastructure...