HomeView 的人脸识别如何工作：需已注册的 Apple Intelligence 设备
Here’s how HomeView’s facial recognition works - 9to5Mac
Apple 发布的 HomeView 智能显示屏可识别最多六人，但用户需拥有一台支持 Apple Intelligence 的“已注册个人设备”，该设备须在家庭 Wi-Fi 网络内且近期已解锁，Apple Watch 不算。HomeView 没有 FaceID，今日开启预售，售价 $299，11 月 13 日发售。
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HomeView
Apple announced its HomeView smart display this morning. Apple says HomeView can recognize up to six different people to deliver a “personalized experience” for each user.
John Gruber at Daring Fireball has more details on how HomeView’s facial recognition feature works.
HomeView’s face recognition support
According to Gruber, a user must have a “registered personal device” with Apple Intelligence support in order to be “recognized” by HomeView. That device must be on the home’s Wi-Fi network and have been “recently unlocked.”
Your first question might be how this facial recognition to identify users works, using a Center Stage camera alone, when other products (like, notably, the iPhone Duo) don’t let you unlock using the camera alone. HomeView does not have FaceID. I asked about this and Apple reps said that first, your home is (reasonably!) presumed to be a safe space. But in order for users to be recognized — by voice or face — they must have a “registered personal device” that supports Apple Intelligence and Siri AI, that device must be present on the home’s Wi-Fi network, and it must have been recently unlocked.
Gruber also points to a footnote from the HomeView press release, which reads:
Personal context requests require a paired Apple Intelligence-enabled iPhone or iPad running the latest software version with Siri AI turned on and set to a supported language.
This means the Apple Watch does not count as a “registered personal device” for facial recognition on HomeView.
HomeView is available to pre-order today for $299 and will be released on November 13.
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