NEC Counter Terrorism: How digital technology can be the difference in making cities safer
Today’s terror groups have changed by using digital technology, much like how companies and governments have embraced digital transformation. Besides…
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Facial recognition arrives on the Vegas Strip
At least one major Las Vegas casino is using facial recognition to gather data, as well as enhance security, and…
Singapore’s smart lamppost project continues
Singapore Technologies Engineering has won a $5.5 million contract for the trial of a smart lamppost project in Singapore, which…
Ensuring fair gambling the latest application for facial recognition at sporting events
The United States Tennis Association (USTA) has an unusual motivation for the use of facial recognition reported by ESPN; identifying…
Using facial recognition to activate police body cameras sparks concern
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has published a patent application from Digital Ally for several extensions of body camera…
Startup Deep North launches program to let schools test facial recognition safety system
Startup Deep North, formerly known as VMAXX, is working with school districts and universities in California, Texas, Florida, and Massachusetts…
New York transit authority facial recognition deployment rolls out amid criticism
New York’s Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) has begun testing facial recognition technology that can identify drivers and passengers on cameras…
CyberExtruder
As a facial recognition company, CyberExtruder continues to evolve with a focus on our mission to maintain a leadership position…
‘Strange Occurrences’ highlight insider threats to aviation security, TSA warns
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) recently issued a special bulletin in which it raised concerns about insider threats following the…
RealNetworks launches school facial recognition product SAFR in India
RealNetworks Indian subsidiary has launched the company’s SAFR facial recognition technology, which is designed for use in schools, as well…
