Safran Identity & Security to demonstrate biometric ID solutions at Milipol Asia-Pacific

Safran Identity & Security will demonstrate its latest biometric solutions to meet a range of public security, access control and border control issues at the Milipol Asia-Pacific conference and exhibition, being held this week at the Marina Bay Sands in Singapore.

The company has developed advanced and customized solutions for airport authorities, forensic police investigators and private organizations.

For public security, Safran is exhibiting its latest video analysis solution, Morpho Video Investigator (MVI), which enables authorities to save time in post-event examinations of video footage.

Already deployed by the French National Police for counter-terrorism investigations, MVI analyzes large volumes of raw data, detects crucial details and pinpoints the most relevant data for the analyst, eliminating the need to view all video footage.

The solution’s advanced processing capacity enables investigators to reduce their investigation efforts by ten-fold.

For airport security, Safran Identity & Security provides solutions to boost border security while ensuring greater convenience for passengers.

MorphoPass’ biometric identification solution expedites passenger checkpoints while offering a more seamless experience at the various stages of the pre-flight airport process, including automated bag drop, passport control and boarding. MorphoPass has been selected by Changi Airport for deployment in its new Terminal 4, set to open later this year.

Safran is also exhibiting several technologies for contactless identity verification to meet the growing demand for seamless access control at high-traffic and sensitive locations.

The company’s MorphoWave biometric solution captures and matches in less than one second four fingerprints simultaneously, as the user waves a hand over the sensor for identification.

“Biometrics is a key contributor to resolving today’s security challenges because it provides the ideal match between the high accuracy needed by public authorities and the level of convenience required by citizens living in a digital world,” said Samuel Fringant, executive vice president of the security division at Safran Identity & Security. “Through highly secure, non-intrusive solutions, we are helping authorities around the world create safer places to live in.”

Last month, Safran Identity and Security revealed that it has provided a facial recognition solution to the Netherlands police, building on the biometric identification services the company has previously delivered.

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