Face payment

Artificial intelligence is one of the leading trends in the world today, stemming from speak recognition, decision making; one of the features on every camera on a smart device (face recognition) is seemingly the next big thing.

China has now authorized payments, access to facilities and criminal investigation with the use of face-detection systems. Residing in the Suburbs off Beijing china is Face++, a Chinese startup which is valued at average one billion dollars; is a company that captures your face on entry. 

Being added to a database, your face is displayed on every screen which monitors your movement throughout. 

Surveillance and connivance is now in the hands of technology. will other countries adopt or deny this new trend? only time will tell.

The iPhone 8?

Rose gold, gold, silver, black and jet black has gotten a new family member (RED).

Available for purchasing worldwide from March 24th is Apple's special-edition (PRODUCT)RED.

With at least  $749 or $869 in your wallet you can purchase the red iPhone 7 and & 7 Plus respectively with  limited storage capacity of only 128gb and 256 gb.

With ONLY a new color added to the new iPhone 7 model all features remain the same. Apple's next iPhone release date is scheduled to happen in September 2017.

Thermal Camera (Car Break)

So you're driving for more than 30 minutes with constant stops, corners and humps along the way.

you're about to turn another corner and it slaps you so hard in the face that you had to park up to see if its literally on fire.

The scent of burn break have you considering and contemplating if your journey should continued or cancel. Then it ponders on your mind which leads to asking yourself how hot your car break really is.

Well, this can easily be determined with a Thermal Camera. Yes a THERMAL CAMERA!

The Camera shows us 5 different points where heat is registered on the break pad: The rotor before the break pad, the leading edge of the break pad, the rotor after passing through the caliper, the wheel hub and the back of the break pad.

A thermal camera also called an infrared camera promotes thermography which captures images using infrared.

This illustrates the thermal camera on an active car break.