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.
IDmission’s facial recognition technology has been declared Level 2 ISO/IEC 30107-3 Presentation Attack Detection (PAD) compliant by iBeta Quality Assurance,…
Stergios Papadakis from The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory delivered a presentation during the International Face Performance Conference (IFPC)…
ID R&D’s single-image passive biometric liveness solution has passed Level 2 testing by iBeta Quality Assurance for compliance to the ISO/IEC…
Acuant’s biometric liveness detection technology has been confirmed presentation attack detection (PAD) Level 1 and 2 compliant in testing by…
A new integrated biometric assurance solution has been introduced by iProov to secure online customer authentication for global enterprises. The company…
Mobile biometric authentication with face and voice liveness detection from Aware has been used to authenticate the identity of offenders in…
The passive facial biometric liveness checking technology recently developed by Innovatrics has passed Level 1 iBeta Quality Assurance Presentation Attack Detection (PAD)…
The Australia Taxation Office (ATO) has re-launched a tender for biometric anti-spoofing software for the government myGovID digital identity app….
The Meet Group has announced a new AI-powered biometric face verification badge feature for its MeetMe app on Monday. The…
Fujitsu Laboratories has announced a new technology capable of detecting attempts to fool biometric facial recognition systems. The tool can…
