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Camvi Technologies
Camvi Technologies is a U.S.-based Artificial Intelligence company specializing in face recognition technologies. Camvi delivers large-scale real-time biometric solutions powered by AI to government and enterprises, in areas of Public Safety, Access Control, Border Control, Video Surveillance, Defense, Law Enforcement and more. Camvi’s unrivaled speed and scalability enables searching in a Camvi database containing billions of faces to be performed within a second, while maintaining a high accuracy. Camvi products are also customized and highly adaptable, enabling an easy integration with existing hardware systems.
Camvi Technologies Biometrics News
Top ranking again for Camvi’s facial biometric algorithm in NIST FRVT
Camvi Technologies reports that its biometric recognition technology was ranked first in accuracy for Mugshot Photos in the most recent…
| Jan 14, 2019 | Camvi announces record biometric accuracy in UMass Faces in the Wild benchmarkCamvi Technologies has announced it achieved record-breaking accuracy of 99.87 percent in a recent University of Massachusetts’ Labeled Faces in… |
| Dec 4, 2018 | Facial recognition 20 times more accurate with advances in convolutional neural networks, NIST findsFacial recognition algorithms can identify matches with error rates as low as 0.2 percent given good quality photos, 20 times… |
| Nov 20, 2018 | Camvi wins Wild Image portion of NIST face recognition competitionCamvi Technologies’ face recognition technology has ranked number one for Wild Image accuracy in the recent Face Recogniton Vendor Tests… |
| Oct 3, 2018 | Camvi addressed biometrics on the edge at FedIDLast week at the Federal Identity Forum and Exposition (FedID 18) Camvi Technologies was invited to speak at the Law… |
| Sep 11, 2018 | Camvi demonstrates face recognition tech at 51st ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ MeetingCamvi Technologies reports a successful presentation of its patent-pending face recognition technology integrated into an automatic gate at the 51st… |
