The human eye offers a number of opportunities for biometric identification. This includes measurements of the iris, eye veins and retina. Systems using eye scanning, typically for iris recognition, are widely deployed for identification and verification at government and law enforcement levels, but are also beginning to make a mark in the mobile authentication and access control spaces. Find iris and eye vein recognition solutions here..
EyeLock and CMITech have announced a global partnership to expand the accessibility of iris biometrics and enable the development of interoperable EyeLock…
IrisGuard’s contactless iris biometric technology has been declared Level 1 ISO/IEC 30107-3 Presentation Attack Detection (PAD) compliant by iBeta Quality…
CMITech’s dual iris recognition technology has been deployed by the Hallym University Medical Center hospital in Anyang, Korea for biometric…
NEC has introduced a touchless, multimodal biometric authentication terminal with high precision face and iris recognition technologies for a variety…
EyeLock’s SVP and Managing Director, Embedded, Jay Marshall has been invited to be part of Forbes Technology Council, an exclusive…
A non-contact biometric iris recognition system has been launched by UnionCommunity to address the growing demand for contactless identification in busy…
Orbbec has entered a partnership Eyeware to deliver 3D eye-tracking for consumer depth sensing cameras, the company announced. Under the…
With minor adjustments, the iris biometric technology from IrisGuard used to deliver aid to refugees in several countries is being…
UNHCR, the UN’s Refugee Agency, has piloted contactless iris biometrics in Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Zambia and Malawi, according to a newly-published…
IrisGuard has added offline functionality to its mobile verification device to provide contactless biometric iris recognition when no connectivity is…
