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Computer Vision APIs Comparison (Facial Recognition)

Computer Vision APIs Comparison (Facial Recognition)

 
Different APIs are:
Google CV ,Watson VR,Amazon R,Microsoft CV, Clarif.ai,Cloudsight,Scale,Imagga,vize.ai,Kooaba,IQ Engines,LTU technologies,Face Recognition,Face (Detection),Animetrics Face Recognition,Skybiometry Face Detection and Recognition,Face++,FaceMark,EmoVu by Eyeris
Face and scene recognition by Rekognition.com,FaceRect,Betaface API,EyeFace,Kairos,TinEye API
and list goes on…
Comparison
Google CV
classifies images into thousands of categories (e.g., "sailboat", "lion", "Eiffel Tower"), detects individual and faces within images,emotions, and finds and reads printed words contained within images. Uses tensorflow
Face ++
Locate and return keypoints of face components, including face contour, eye, eyebrow, lip and nose contour. Face++ provides analysis with high-precision, most detailed landmarks with up to 106 points. Face++ landmarks fit the face seamlessly in images and videos.High-precision landmarks enables to apply sophisticated effects to face, such as face makeup, filters and avatar. (no text extraction from images)
Provides following functionalities:
Facial recognition
Face detection
Face searching
Face landmarks -with up to 106 points.
Face attributes
Ethinicity detection
Emotion recognition
Beauty score - Face++ can provide beauty scores of customers before and after makeup, enabling to recommend cosmetics to customers more precisely, and enhance shopping experience.
Gaze estimation
Body detection
body attributes
body outlining
gesture recognition
Kairos
Provides following functionalities:
Face Detection
Face Identification
Face Verification
Emotion Detection
Age Detection
Gender Detection
Multi-face Detection
Attention Measurement
Facial Features
Sentiment Detection
Face Grouping
Ethnicity Detection
(no text detection from image)

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