FB pixel

Innovatrics scores high mark in latent fingerprint biometrics evaluation

Features added to video security platform
Innovatrics scores high mark in latent fingerprint biometrics evaluation
 

Innovatrics has scored a new industry high mark for biometric accuracy in the NIST testing metric that is most important to law enforcement and forensic labs, according to a company announcement.

In the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology’s Evaluation of Latent Fingerprint Technologies (ELFT), Innovatrics topped the rank-5 category with a 95.1 percent hit rate.

The company argues in the announcement that hit rate is the most important statistic based on false negative identification rate (FNIR), particularly given the common practice of in fingerprint laboratories globally, which includes manual review.

There are eight metrics assessed for ELFT, four of which relate to accuracy. In addition to the rank-5 lead, Innovatrics finished second among seven submitted algorithms in two of the other three accuracy categories, for rank-1 hit rate and rank-100 hit rate with a false positive identification rate (FPIR) of 10 percent.

“Our deep focus on the criminal investigation aspects of our ABIS is reflected in the improvements. The upcoming version of ABIS will be available before the end of November. Not only is it full of features that help law enforcement work more effectively, but it also yields better results in a shorter time,” explains Matus Kapusta, head of ABIS at Innovatrics.

The company submitted its latest algorithm on August 17, but also claimed high marks in its previous ELFT assessment.

Guinea, multiple Brazilian states and countries in Southeast Asia use Innovatrics’ ABIS for law enforcement biometrics, according to the announcement.

Pedestrian analysis features of face biometrics platform enhanced

A new set of features has been added to Innovatrics’ SmartFace platform for face biometrics on security cameras.

The Person Attributes feature allows users to add metadata to people detected. The software can extract gender, age group, body orientation, and a plethora of clothing attributes including logos, patterns, and other attributes from images to streamline searches for faster investigations.

Innovatrics emphasizes the scalability and easy integration of the platform, which is fine-tuned for distributed and edge computing architectures.

Article Topics

 |   |   |   |   |   | 

Latest Biometrics News

 

Human super-recognizers teach AI how to recognize faces in new study

You might know someone who struggles to recognize people, even if they’re famous and on TV all the time. On…

 

Biometrics testing, more user control contrast with US surveillance expansion

Biometrics and digital identity technologies and policies are being upgraded by providers and implementers to increase trust, as seen in…

 

Sri Lanka digital ID launch by March 2026: President

Sri Lanka has set plans to launch the first digital ID by March next year, President Anura Kumara Dissanayake stated….

 

Former Microsoft CSO named Princeton Identity Executive Advisor

Brian K. Tuskan, former Chief Security Officer for Microsoft and ServiceNow, has joined Princeton Identity as its newest Executive Advisor….

 

US DoD and Intelligence Community veteran joins ROC Board

ROC has announced the appointment of Brian A. Hibbeln, a 30-year veteran of the Department of Defense and the U.S….

 

With passkey sign-in secured, FIDO Alliance looks to frontier of digital credentials

According to the Passkey Index, a benchmark from the FIDO Alliance, 93 percent of user accounts across member firms are…

Comments

Leave a Reply

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

Biometric Market Analysis

Most Viewed This Week

Featured Company

Biometrics Insight, Opinion

Digital ID In-Depth

Biometrics White Papers

Biometrics Events