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In this document, we will discuss the key features of Edge Computing, the models of operation, how a distributed framework can move compute resources within the same data servers, and look at the benefits of using Edge Computing in accordance with facial recognition.
We will also explain the technology behind facial recognition and facial emotion detection by delving deeper into the different hardware and software tools used, so you can gain an accurate understanding of how these considerations impact modern facial recognition technology and development.
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