Face biometrics deployed for train station security in Asia, Germans pushback on public surveillance
Osaka Metro in Japan started testing in December a facial recognition solution that lets people take the train just by…
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French privacy regulator finds facial recognition gates in schools illegal
The intention to use facial recognition integrated in biometric gates at two high schools in France was heavily criticized and…
Atos secures €12M contract with Aena to boost airport experience
French company Atos has partnered with Aena, the Spanish airport operator, to design enterprise applications that leverage artificial intelligence, biometrics…
Biometric authentication added to St. Kitts’ Citizenship by Investment due diligence process
The Government of St. Kitts and Nevis will soon introduce fingerprinting as an additional layer to the ‘exhaustive’ due diligence…
Barbados defers introducing biometric entry/exit screening program
Barbados has deferred its plan to introduce new immigration policies that would see Barbadians fingerprinted when leaving and entering the…
Enacomm CMO compares biometric authentication methods, financial institutions exploring biometrics & more top stories
Here’s a recap of the most popular biometrics industry news that appeared on BiometricUpdate.com this past week. Comparing biometric authentication…
Curacao and St Maarten look to deploy automated border crossing technology at ports of entry
The Caribbean islands of Curacao and St Maarten are looking to deploy automated border crossing (ABC) technology at their ports…
Canada to mandate biometric collection from visa applicants in 29 countries
As reported previously in BiometricUpdate.com, beginning in 2013, Canada will require biometric information from nationals of 29 different countries when applying…
Biometric Research Note: World’s first multilateral eID border crossing program proposed in Caribbean
Politics, bureaucracy and logistics might be delaying the world’s first multilateral border crossing program, but the concept, once it moves…
