App Used In Napa Uses Facial Recognition To Find Dogs

By Derek Moore The press democrat, The Press Democrat
Mon, 05/25/2015 - 6:15pm

NAPA — Anyone who’s faced the uncertainty of losing a beloved pet knows the feeling can be compounded by the stress of searching for the …

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