Telling your phone you want the rating on this restaurant
A trio of researchers have proposed using a smartphone user’s head as a cursor to help with often spotty voice…
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A trio of researchers have proposed using a smartphone user’s head as a cursor to help with often spotty voice…
Behavioral analysis firm Toluna Inc. has launched a permission-based data collection service in China to analyze in real time the…
Speech recognition player AISpeech Company Ltd. this month received RMB 410 million (US$58 million) in a series E round, led…
Some police and epidemic-control teams in China are wearing biometric head gear and sensors that allow them to spot fevered…
It is rare that one can know with some certainty why Apple Inc. buys a company. That is not the…
The U.S. Department of Defense has recruited Intel Corp. and Georgia Tech to lead an effort to prevent criminals from…
The state of Michigan has updated its liquor laws to allow retailers to use biometrics to confirm a customer’s age….
Do you have something of immense value to lose from your phone, tablet, laptop or even from a locker protected…
It is a precarious moment for the waylaid Chinese economy, but a Shenzhen biometrics startup has just closed a round…
An analysis piece in the trade publication Regulation Asia looks at all of the so-called “know your customer” policies in…