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RealSense
RealSense ID is an award-winning, NIST-verified compact on-device facial authentication solution, built on a legacy of innovation in vision technology and AI. Incubated at Intel and purpose-built for user privacy and protection, RealSense ID combines an active depth sensor with a specialized neural network to deliver secure, accurate facial authentication.
RealSense ID is deployed via OEMs/integrators across enterprise access control, workforce management, healthcare, transportation, stadiums, retail, and kiosks/ATMs, and is optimized for high-traffic edge environments. This includes Ones Technology’s BioAffix Gate Vision and BioAffix Mobile Gate Vision powered by RealSense ID F450—SIA NPS award winners (2024 Biometrics; 2025 Mobile Solutions). Other deployments include TabletKiosk, Farm Health Guardian, and select airports in Turkey and Israel. Separately, RealSense collaborates with NVIDIA on robotics initiatives and recently announced a strategic investment and partnership with dormakaba, a global leader in access solutions.
RealSense ID’s anti-spoofing, liveness detection and facial authentication software achieves a 1 in a million false acceptance rate and a true-positive rate of 99.87 percent, unlocking in a fraction of a second. Active-stereo depth plus neural models analyze texture, micro-motion, and reflectance to block photos, videos, and masks without no prompts. Engineered to operate entirely on-device, the product eliminates the need to transmit biometric data to external servers, enhancing privacy and data security.
The specialized neural network reliably supports every skin tone and shade and adapts to changes over time, accommodating different hairstyles, facial hair and more. It functions in conditions from complete darkness to bright sunlight, and its large vertical field of view means it can authenticate people from 120 cm to 190 cm tall at a 55 cm distance.
RealSense ID is currently undergoing ISO/IEC 30107-3 (Presentation Attack Detection) evaluation under iBeta Quality Assurance. It has achieved Google’s PAD Certification in Spain through IOActive. Its models, user database, and operational firmware are encrypted (AES-256) and digitally signed (ECDSA-256); only authenticated components run, and updates are verified before install. Matching runs on-device, keeping biometric data off external servers.
RealSense ID is priced per device, and comes with no cloud or per-transaction fees.
Whitepaper:
The Ethical Application of Facial Authentication in Enterprise Access Control
Case Studies:
Ones Technology: Biometric Access Control Using Facial Authentication
Rapid and Reliable User Authentication with BioAffix® Gate Vision powered by RealSense™ ID.
Ones Technology: Mobile Biometric Access
Secure Mobile Identify Verification with RealSense ID
Farm Health Guardian: Stop Disease at the Barn Door
Protocol® with RealSense™ F455 facial authentication automates identity-based access control, blocking high-risk entry and strengthening biosecurity.
TabletKiosk: A New Era of School Nutrition
Enhancing K-12 Meal Programs with RealSense ID
RealSense Biometrics News
RealSense secures strategic investment from dormakaba
RealSense has received a strategic investment from dormakaba, a global provider of biometric access control solutions. Financial terms are undisclosed…
| Nov 7, 2025 | RealSense enables face biometrics for student nutrition programs through TabletKioskKids are not typically noted for their patience, so it’s no surprise some would rather bail on lunch than wait… |
| Sep 17, 2025 | RealSense, TACC tackle ethics of face biometric access controlFacial authentication deployments for enterprise biometric access control are growing, but common misconceptions and ethical concerns among users are holding… |
| Sep 5, 2025 | RealSense integrates AI cameras with Nvidia’s platformsComputer vision technology firm RealSense plans to integrate its depth-sensing AI cameras with Nvidia’s robotics platforms, allowing developers to enhance… |
| Sep 3, 2025 | OneID appoints Karl MacGregor CEOOneID and Reality Defender have expansion in mind with recent C-suite changes. K-ID brings on an executive from Microsoft and… |
| Jul 11, 2025 | RealSense targets robotics, 3D facial recognition security with $50M in handRealSense has cut the cord tying it to Intel Corp, where the 3D camera company was born, with $50 million… |
| Jan 13, 2025 | RealSense spinning out from Intel with biometrics expansion plansThe RealSense 3D camera division of Intel was never completely shuttered, and the company is now spinning it off into… |
| Aug 24, 2021 | Intel closing RealSense computer vision divisionIn a move that has some wondering what its leaders see ahead, Intel is closing its RealSense operations, dropping a… |
| Jun 24, 2021 | Intel RealSense increases flexibility for computer vision developers with SDK upgradeIntel RealSense has announced its software development kit (SDK) 2.0 is now integrated with the Open3D (version 0.12+) open-source library…. |
| Jun 10, 2021 | Intel RealSense eases 3D facial authentication integration for diverse use casesRapid adoption of facial authentication is a major trend across a wide variety of industries, as businesses carry out digital… |
| Jan 6, 2021 | Intel launches edge biometric facial authentication solution for integration with numerous devicesIntel has unveiled a new on-device biometric facial authentication solution it calls RealSense ID, which enables secure and accurate edge… |
Brand Focus: RealSense
Intel RealSense eases 3D facial authentication integration for diverse use cases
Rapid adoption of facial authentication is a major trend across a wide variety of industries, as businesses carry out digital…
RealSense White Papers
Facial Authentication in access control: How to stay secure and compliant
Enterprises in North America and the EU are rapidly adopting facial authentication for access control. This whitepaper explores how organizations…
