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Thursday, October 27, 2005

Riya Photo Recognition Site (Alpha)

Techcrunch has an article about a new startup called Riya (formerly Ojos) that has some pretty astounding facial and text recognition that you can apply to your uploaded pictures. Aside from the 'visual' tagging you can also apply other tags to the pictures as well (which are fully searchable). The screenshots on techcrunch are not to be missed.

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