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Border Management is becoming a top priority in Europe with an increase in human trafficking, illegal immigration and drug smuggling…
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Border Management is becoming a top priority in Europe with an increase in human trafficking, illegal immigration and drug smuggling…
Two Japanese professors have designed a pair of glasses to thwart facial recognition systems, using simple near-infrared lights only visible…
System integration and IT services provider, Technoserv Group has announced it is using Basler cameras for its automated biometric identification systems, Vision…
Under changes to Australia’s privacy law, facial scans taken for passports, drivers’ licenses, or nightclub entry can now be kept…
March 25-28, 2013 in Detroit, Michigan Creating a Safe, Secure, and Efficient Border The U.S. Canadian Border is the largest…
Recently, facial recognition company Airborne Biometrics Group Inc., developer of FaceFirst software, has teamed with Safety Dynamics to unveil a…
People quite rightly fear new forms of state surveillance that might possibly emerge in everyday life. They fear the future…
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have developed new surveillance technology that watches human activity and predicts what will happen next….
Canada’s primary national security and intelligence agency, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS), recently launched a slick, public advertising campaign…
Gadspot, a premium provider of affordable video surveillance products, announced the launch of the first-ever intelligent security cameras in North…