Hire the right people to be in the facial recognition loop to dramatically raise accuracy
Choosing the right humans to be in the loop of facial recognition decisions, and utilizing them in the right workflow…
Biometric R&D
Biometric R&D refers to significant research and development in the biometrics sphere, from academia to applications. This includes market research, product development, awards recognition as well as new inventions and innovations.
New patent for an old idea: showing shoppers custom advertising using biometrics
An analytics and security software maker has been awarded a U.S. patent for large AI-enabled LCD screens that display advertising…
What protects biometric data better than bloom filter or homomorphic encryption? Both
Protecting biometric templates from theft or leakage is one of the long-standing challenges facing the industry, but Amina Bassit of…
Scientists say they’ve improved on emotion recognition from a person’s gait
Researchers continue to try to refine methods of reading a person’s mood from their gait biometrics, and the math gets…
NEC in talks with researchers commercializing infant fingerprint biometrics scanner
The developer of a device for capturing infants’ fingerprint biometrics is working towards commercialization as one of its co-founders prepares…
Digital injection 6x more frequent than biometric presentation attacks
Biometrics can help secure ID checks for remote environments, but only if injection attacks can be mitigated, according to iProov…
KT&C earns government accreditation for iris biometrics from a meter away
A patented iris recognition solution that works at a meter’s (3.3 feet) distance from South Korea-based KT&C has won government…
Combine soft and hard biometrics yields best results, research suggests
It is a truism – more data means better results. That is what Spanish scientists found when experimenting with soft…
ID R&D argues for passive liveness detection in new white paper
Passive liveness detection methods, like that of ID R&D’s IDLive Face, can contribute not only to lower user friction, but…
Ears are big for consumer biometrics
So far, ears are the only orifices of the human body that biometric sensors enter to do their work, and…
Biometric Market Analysis and Buyer's Guides
- Biometric Physical Access Control
- Digital Identity Verification
- Deepfake Detection
- Online Age Assurance
- Facial Liveness Detection