Resource The Times of Israel announced the purchase by Apple of the Israeli company RealFace, specializing in the development of face recognition technology.

The Times of Israel claims that the RealFace-based company, based in Tel Aviv, which was founded in 2014, cost Apple $ 2 million, while the Hebrew-language newspaper Calcalist reported that the transaction amount is "several million dollars."

The RealFace website is currently offline, but according to published materials, the startup developed a unique face recognition technology that integrates artificial intelligence and "returns the human perception of digital processes."

RealFace software provides "free face recognition" directly on relatively low-power devices, such as the iPhone. According to the company, it seeks to "offer customers a smart biometric solution to enter the system", which can be used in mobile devices.
Earlier, the Israeli company received about $ 1 million investment for development. Its staff is 5-10 people.

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