Corsight supplies facial recognition for RaptorVision retail platform

Corsight AI has formed a strategic partnership with retail video analytics and security provider RaptorVision to release an integrated solution event-based product engagement, facial recognition and intelligence, according to a company announcement.
The new solution consists of face biometrics for identifying shoplifting suspects and banned individuals, plus video analytics that detect and record product engagement events.
Corsight brings its biometrics and facial intelligence capabilities and RaptorVision supplies its artificial intelligence platform for product interaction and integration. The combined solution is targeted at retail enterprises. RaptorVision chose Corsight’s facial recognition for its reliability operating on CCTV cameras in crowded retail environments.
The partners say Corsight can detect suspects in real-time, with search performance beyond that of competitors, including matches from among millions of records within 10 milliseconds.
“The RaptorVision-Corsight partnership brings together powerful capabilities not found anywhere else”, says Chris Olson, RaptorVision’s VP of business development. “Both Raptor and Corsight bring tremendous value to the retail market. By enhancing the retailer’s ability to swiftly and pro-actively identify and track a person-of-interest (POI) within a store or across a retailer’s network of locations, overall security and loss prevention initiatives are strengthened significantly.
The partners’ software integrates with the RaptorVision Product Engagement Platform without creating an additional workload for retail operators, and captures all event related data for review with the RaptorVision mobile app, VMS bookmarks and the portal dashboard.
“Our partnership with RaptorVision represents a significant advance in the evolution of facial intelligence technology for retail operators,” says Corsight AI VP of Product Kai Mizrahi. “We are thrilled that RaptorVision has tightly integrated Corsight AI’s advanced recognition abilities to address some of the major pain points for retailers effectively.”
The partners will show off their integrated software product at the CGA Strategic Conference – Accelerating Impact, which runs September 29 to October 1 in Palm Springs, California.
Corsight has been licensing its facial recognition and partnering to build it into software for a range of industries, such as in a recent deal with Grupo Vázquez to deploy its algorithms in Paraguay.
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biometrics | Corsight | facial recognition | RaptorVision | retail biometrics | video analytics
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