Back in China, emotion recognition has contributed to the risk assessment of prisoners in a few regional prisons.

Whether you're intrigued or sceptical about it, use of facial recognition technology is growing – and now Fujitsu claims to have developed a way to help track emotions better too. The company's ...

Abarth has started trialing facial recognition technology to better understand the emotions that drivers and passengers experience in its cars. The car manufacturer partnered with Loughborough ...

China has been ramping up surveillance known as "emotion recognition technology" in order to monitor human feelings -- and help them with law enforcement, according to reports.

At a remote outpost in the mountainous highlands of Papua New Guinea, a young American psychologist named Paul Ekman arrived with a collection of flash cards and a new theory. It was 1967, and Ekman ...

When Microsoft announced last week it will remove several features from its facial recognition technology that deal with emotion, the head of its responsible artificial intelligence efforts included a ...

A Chinese AI emotion-recognition system can monitor facial features to track how they feel. Don't even think about faking a smile. The system is able to analyze if the emotion displayed is genuine.