Biometric liveness refers to the use of computer vision technology to detect the genuine presence of a living user, rather than a representation such as a photograph or a mask. Presentation attack detection (PAD) technologies can utilize active or passive detection methods. Typically associated with facial recognition, liveness can also be applied to voice recognition to distinguish present speakers from audio recordings, and finger or palm biometrics such as by detecting blood flow, and even iris recognition. Find liveness detection solutions.
AuthBridge’s fintech brand Fintelle has updated its technology suite to include voice-based authentication and face biometrics liveness detection capabilities. According…
Oz Forensics’ face biometrics software has passed independent Level 2 Presentation Attack Detection, blocking all attempted attacks. The test was…
FaceTec’s biometric 3D face authentication and liveness detection technology has been successfully rolled out by Gulf Data International (gDI) for…
The MegaMatcher suite of biometric solutions and software development kits from Neurotechnology has been upgraded with a new inference engine for…
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has allowed for the issuance of two new biometrics patents to Trust Stamp,…
FaceTec is suing iProov, alleging infringement of its intellectual property for biometric liveness by copying features from FaceTec’s patented technology…
Stolen fingerprints in Pakistan have pushed the government to deploy live finger detectors. Government regulator the Pakistan Telecommunications Authority will…
Spoofs and presentation attacks are a threat to any biometric modality, but there are some common approaches to developing algorithms…
Enhanced face biometrics, presentation attack detection, face quality assessment and biometric template protection in the Scandinavian banking sector are the…
Filtering out low quality images from assessments improves the accuracy of Innovatrics’ passive biometric liveness algorithm, as the company’s Head…
