Animetrics establishes new D.C. office
Animetrics, a leading developer of 2-D to 3-D face recognition solutions, has announced that its new Washington D.C office will…
Militaries around the world use biometrics for secure access control to facilities, equipment, and IT systems, and to identify adversaries in the field.
Animetrics, a leading developer of 2-D to 3-D face recognition solutions, has announced that its new Washington D.C office will…
The conference “Next Step in Identity Technologies: Biometrics and Beyond” was held last month in Fairmont, WV to discuss the…
The Homeland Security Department (DHS) is expanding its biometrics source from fingerprint to iris and facial recognition for identity verification….
Afghanistan is utilizing biometrics technology as a helpful counter-insurgency tool. The Afghan government has started taking fingerprints and scanning the…
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) of the Department of Defense is currently working to develop a new technological…
Fingerprinting continues to dominate the biometric markets in most sectors, especially law enforcement, national security and businesses. However, the use…
As reported on BiometricUpdate.com last week, TechConnect West Virginia hosted The Biometrics Forum yesterday in Fairmont called “Next Steps in…
San Francisco is poised to become the latest city using AISight software to detect suspicious activity. Behavioral Recognition System Labs…
The IJIS Institute will lead a new joint Government Industry Panel to discuss interoperability issues in biometric systems on July…
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has created an artificial intelligence computer system for security camera systems that will help…