Raspberry Pi enthusiasts interested in creating their very own face recognition system using a Raspberry Pi 3 combined with the Raspberry Pi camera module and a Seeed Grove Relay, Seeed LTE Cat 1 ...

For face recognition to work well, we’re going to need some horsepower, so we recommend a minimum of Raspberry Pi 3B+, ideally a Raspberry Pi 4. The extra memory will make all the difference.

This week, Google introduced a new kit for your project based on the Raspberry Pi Zero W board. It enables cloud-free image recognition.

The system uses a Raspberry Pi and camera to handle the face recognition, and then a servo lock the box. The end result is a pretty simple little lockbox that you'll unlock with your face.

A clever maker took a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B and built a smart mirror with touch support and facial recognition.

Matrix Labs has created a Raspberry Pi-compatible Internet-of-Things development board with built-in microphones that can bring custom voice recognition smarts to any maker project. And following ...

Google's AIY Voice Kit is a do-it-yourself voice-recognition kit for Raspberry Pi-based maker projects. The initial run of the kits sold out in a few hours, but Google said more will be available ...