With 2019 now underway Trevor Matz, CEO of BriefCam, offers three predictions for what trends we can expect to see in video surveillance and analytics this year, with AI, along with facial recognition and the cloud, to the fore.
AnyVision, a developer of face, body and object recognition technology, is the first beneficiary of Qualcomm Ventures’ $100m fund for […]
The CEO of a pioneer in facial recognition believes development is driven by a desire to protect the public and – providing organisations procure systems with appropriate privacy protection – technology can focus on suspected criminals and “ignore everyone else”.
Identity solutions specialist HID Global has acquired Crossmatch, a developer of biometric identity management hardware and software, from Francisco Partners.
Amazon’s facial recognition software erroneously flagged 28 members of Congress as having been arrested for crimes during tests run by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).
The Princeton Identity team showcased the impressive speed and accuracy of the technology, which is motion- and distance-tolerant and even works when someone is wearing sunglasses.
Face Server can identify faces at an angle of up to 45 degrees to the left or right or 30 degrees up or down, as well as those partially hidden by sunglasses and face masks.
IFSEC TV spoke to MD of ZKTeco Ireland Kiran Wolbeck to find out more about the company and its suite of biometric solutions.
Inner Range access control customers can now benefit from using biometric credentials, thanks to a new partnership with biometric technology company Zwipe.
Take-up of biometric solutions has been far higher in the consumer than corporate field. Reliance High-Tech explains why that is and why that’s set to change.