Intellifusion Technologies, founded in 2014 and based in Shenzhen, China, has made a name for itself as provider of facial recognition technology to the city’s police. This has now been extended to naming and shaming jaywalkers in a move that would be highly controversial in most countries. Not to be confused with the New York based developer of automotive software with the same name, Intellifusion Technologies developed its first facial recognition product called DeepEye on the back of a 40 million yuan ($6.15 million) capital support grant from the Shenzhen local government’s “peacock campaign” – to attract high tech talent to the city. This quickly led to the company’s big break in having DeepEye adopted for Shenzhen’s public security system…