Cruise lines using BriefCam’s facial recognition for COVID-19 contact tracing
Cruise ships operated by Celebrity and Royal Caribbean have integrated BriefCam video analytics with facial recognition into their existing security systems…
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Canadian liquor and cannabis retailers’ biometrics use found inappropriate
The Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner for British Columbia (B.C.) found via a review that some private sector licensed…
AnyVision AI facial recognition software available on Ambarella chips
AnyVision, a provider of AI software for recognition, said its software is now available on Ambarella’s CV2x family of edge…
More sanctions knock Belarus face biometrics firm off center
Having already sanctioned an Eastern European maker of facial recognition tools for their use in political oppression, the European Union…
Ambarella doubles up on resolution for imaging, AI at the edge
Ambarella, a provider of semiconductor products for next-generation video and image processing, today announced a new family of imaging processors…
Corsight update promises ‘high-speed, real-time’ facial recognition, multi-channel processing
Corsight AI has upgraded its flagship biometric software for faster facial recognition processing in real-time implementations, enabling searches of databases…
ISS continues Middle East biometrics market push with Dubai expansion
Intelligent Security Systems (ISS) says the opening of a new office in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and the recent appointment of…
Comparitech facial recognition report highlights growing, variable global market
China retains its status as the country with the most face biometrics-based surveillance in a new report. Research service Comparitech analyzed…
UK Biometrics and Surveillance Camera Commissioner highlights best practice code certification
Fraser Sampson has taken the opportunity of the first edition of his newsletter as UK Biometrics and Surveillance Camera Commissioner…
Some in biometric surveillance industry think Uyghur-targeting vendors are getting a pass
If the Security Industry Association was expecting a pat on the back for booting from its ranks a surveillance system…
