Barclays has today unveiled its enhanced finger vein scanner, which will help businesses access their banking facilities securely.
D-ID, a developer of identity privacy protection software, has announced a strategic partnership with Toppan Printing (Toppan), a global printing company and innovator in security solutions, to provide D-ID’s technology to customers across Japan and Asia. With this partnership, the companies expect to exceed sales of over one billion yen
At the beginning of August 2019, the Minister of Interior of Montenegro, His Excellency Mr. Mevludin Nuhodzic, signed a contract with Mühlbauer ID Services GmbH, the leader of an international consortium, to supply of system for the next generation of Montenegro passports, ID cards in ID1-format, as well as driver’s licenses and resident permits.
AI accelerator chip and technology provider Gyrfalcon Technology Inc. today announced a partnership with AI solution provider Sensory to deliver low latency, high reliability embedded, machine learning capabilities on edge devices
Sun Kissed Industries has announce that its soon-to-be subsidiary, Hakuna Supply/Products Group is releasing for sale its new “Fingerprint Lock Box” biometric sensing storage device for cannabis, hemp, and CBD products in time for the 2019 Holiday Shopping Season.
SmartMetric says that after decades of research and development, the company has successfully achieved amazing electronic miniaturization to have a fully functional, self-powered fingerprint reader inside a credit card.
Aratek is gearing up to show its new facial matching TruFace line, Aratek’s entry into the facial recognition technology market.
FacePhi Biometrics will have the support of COFIDES to strengthen its implementation in South Korea.
Fujitsu has launched sales of the "FUJITSU Security Solution AuthConductor V2" which uses various authentication methods, including palm vein authentication, to deliver comprehensive biometric authentication support for customers.
Digital rights group Fight for the Future is currently conducting live facial recognition surveillance in Washington, DC, using Amazon’s commercially available Rekognition software to scan thousands of people’s faces and cross-check them with a database to track down members of Congress, Amazon lobbyists, and members of the press.
