Airports of Thailand has introduced a biometric scanning system at six airports, starting November 1, 2024, allowing domestic travelers to check in without boarding passes or ID cards. Registration is voluntary, and biometric data is journey-specific. The program will extend to international flights from December 1, 2024, pending immigration protocols. The initiative aims to enhance…
Airports of Thailand (AOT) is launching a cutting-edge biometric system utilizing facial recognition technology at six major airports. Effective from November 1, 2024, for domestic travelers, and December 1 for international travelers, the system aims to streamline check-ins, security, and boarding processes, enhancing the overall travel experience. Airports of Thailand (AOT) is implementing a sophisticated…
Liveness detection emerges as a key defense against advanced AI-driven fraud, with organizations like Jumio enhancing capabilities. The UK’s OfDIA gains formal recognition, while Ireland and Malaysia push forward with national digital IDs. Major advances in biometric technologies, including border controls and facial recognition in retail, reflect a growing emphasis on secure digital identities amidst…
The 2024 Global Passenger Survey by IATA reveals that airline passengers prioritize biometry, efficient luggage processes, and digital payments. Convenience and speed are key factors in travel decisions, with a significant number preferring online booking and digital wallets. Younger travelers show a stronger preference for technology, emphasizing the need for the airline industry to adapt…
The UK government has launched the Office for Digital Identities and Attributes to oversee the digital ID market and enforce the Digital Identity and Attributes Trust Framework (DIATF). Established as a response to industry frustrations over slow progress, the office will certify providers and collaborate internationally to enhance the UK’s digital ID systems. The UK…
The IATA has successfully tested a biometrics proof-of-concept showcasing a fully digital travel experience between Hong Kong and Tokyo. This initiative leverages digital wallets containing multiple verifiable credentials, enabling seamless airport processes through biometric authentication. The One ID initiative aims to enhance this system, promoting automation and digitalization in response to increasing global passenger numbers….
KEY STOCK GAINS: 1. BKYI (BIO-key International) up 100% after securing a $910,000 biometric tech upgrade contract. 2. SHPH (Shuttle Pharmaceuticals) rises 50% following completion of Phase 2 trial site enrollment for glioblastoma treatment. 3. VFC (V.F. Corporation) climbs 19% post strong Q2 earnings report. Investors should monitor key resistance and support levels as market…
Grabba has partnered with Jacky’s Business Solutions and Samsung to offer a biometric verification suite targeting Middle Eastern enterprises. This collaboration enables secure identity verification across sectors, using Samsung devices to streamline access to sensitive data and improve customer authentication. The modular solution caters to varying client needs for technology, enhancing compliance with KYC regulations…
A Visa study reveals that one-third of Swedes are ready to use fingerprint access for various services, with 54% open to unique digital identities. The growing trust in biometrics over passwords is evident, alongside concerns about privacy and data protection that need addressing. Swedish providers are prepared to capitalize on this trend, with advancements in…
The GripID FAP30, launched by GripID and Integrated Biometrics, is claimed to be the smallest multimodal biometric device, incorporating advanced FAP30 fingerprint, iris, and facial recognition capabilities. Its portable design and robust features cater to law enforcement and potential KYC applications, with additional products on the horizon. GripID and Integrated Biometrics (IB) have unveiled the…
