FB pixel

Integrated Biometrics presenting at ID4Africa and other industry events

 

In an effort to to share know-how and advances in its patented light emitting sensor (LES) film, Integrated Biometrics is sending key members of its leadership and technology team to discuss technological best practices with systems integrators and end users in government, financial, and healthcare marketplaces at multiple high-profile events in the U.S. and overseas this spring.

“The past couple of years have seen critical, unforeseen challenges in human migration all across the globe,” said the company’s President Mike Grimes. “Governments, military, and law enforcement are looking to mobile fingerprint biometrics to help manage what would otherwise be an overwhelming burden on border security operations.”

In addition to border security, Grimes says interest in biometrics is increasing for use in enrollment and verification in the financial sector such as point-of-sale and access to healthcare, especially in African countries that are establishing national ID programs.

“We are heavily involved in the event ID4Africa in Rwanda this May, as organizations such as the United Nations and World Bank become more engaged in helping citizens establish legal identities via biometrics in order to benefit from Africa’s accelerating economic growth,” Grimes explained.

In addition to ID4Africa, Integrated Biometrics will be participating at Secure Document World in London; the Biometrics Institute’s ID at the Borders & The Movement of People in Amsterdam; the Michigan Biometrics Conference in Grand Rapids; Secure Identification in Riga, Latvia; the Biometrics Institute’s Asia-Pacific Conference 2016 in Sydney, Australia; The American Jail Association conference in Austin, Texas, and; The International Chief’s of Police Conference in San Diego.

Last month, Integrated Biometrics sent a team led by company VP David Gerulsi to Capitol Hill to advocate for increased use of new biometric enrollment and verification technology to address emerging global issues.

Article Topics

 |   |   |   |   |   |   |   |   |   | 

Latest Biometrics News

 

Opinions on UK Online Safety Act emphasize importance of enforcement

Online safety legislation is making headlines around the world. But in places where laws have taken effect, are they proving…

 

UK Home Office raises estimate for passport contract to 12 years, £576M

The UK Home Office has opened a third round of market engagement for its next major passport manufacturing and personalization…

 

US lawmakers move to restrict AI chatbots used by kids

A bipartisan pair of House and Senate bills would impose new federal restrictions on AI chatbots, including a ban on…

 

Utah age assurance law for VPN users takes effect this week

Privacy advocates and virtual private network (VPN) providers are up in arms over Utah’s Senate Bill 73 (SB 73), “Online…

 

CLR Labs wins ISO 17025 accreditation for biometrics testing across EU

Cabinet Louis Reynaud (CLR Labs) has been accredited for ISO/IEC 17025, the international standard for testing and calibration laboratories, in…

 

Leidos, Idemia PS advance checkpoint modernization with biometrics, CAT-2 systems

Leidos and Idemia Public Security have formed a strategic partnership to deploy biometric‑enabled eGates and integrated Credential Authentication Technology (CAT-2)…

Comments

7 Replies to “Integrated Biometrics presenting at ID4Africa and other industry events”

Leave a Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Biometric Market Analysis and Buyer's Guides

Most Viewed This Week

Featured Company

Biometrics Insight, Opinion

Digital ID In-Depth

Biometrics White Papers

Biometrics Events