A Chinese LiDAR system can recognize facial details from over 60 miles away, tested successfully at Qinghai Lake. Unlike traditional microwave systems, its optical wavelength allows for higher resolution images. While it excels in distance, effectively monitoring military satellites, it requires perfect weather for optimal operation, unlike the Heriot-Watt superconducting LiDAR, which functions in fog…
iProov engaged in trials to bolster UK maritime port security, focusing on facial biometrics. Aimed at improving passenger processing, the project addresses challenges posed by the EU Entry/Exit System (EES). With an anticipated rollout in November, the initiative seeks to streamline border control without requiring passengers to leave their vehicles, reflecting a shift towards digital…
Stellar Technologies’ NesherAI software is scraping social media images to identify protestors with possible visa violations. This practice draws parallels to Clearview AI’s previous controversies. Legal and ethical concerns arise as the software is marketed for use by various organizations, including extremist groups, raising issues of privacy and potential doxing. A New York City startup,…
BIO-key International, Inc. completed a rapid biometric IAM solution deployment for an International Defense Agency client in four days. The deployment included several advanced security solutions, illustrating BIO-key’s technological efficiency and capability. Leaders from BIO-key praised the project as a successful example of innovative partnerships for enhanced security. BIO-key International, Inc. has successfully completed a…
Face biometrics are gaining popularity in various sectors, including travel and event management. While this presents opportunities for efficiency, it also raises significant risks, including privacy concerns and data exposure incidents. Regulatory measures are emerging globally, particularly in the UK and China, to address these issues. As technology advances, particularly in facial recognition, ongoing dialogue…
Trust Stamp has announced the allowance of a critical patent for its “Interoperable Biometric Representation” framework, designed to enhance biometric interoperability and security. This technology allows for seamless and secure biometric comparisons across different systems and reduces vendor lock-in. By generating privacy-secured tokens, Trust Stamp is advancing its mission of fostering secure, privacy-first identity verification…
The article discusses the evolution of digital identity in financial services, noting the importance of continuous innovation to enhance security amid rising fraud and regulatory complexities. It highlights the establishment of digital identity frameworks across jurisdictions, compliance with data privacy regulations, and the role of open banking in transforming financial interactions. The ongoing development of…
MOSIP Connect 2025, co-hosted by MOSIP and the Philippine Statistics Authority from March 11-13, will spotlight digital identity’s role in government transformation. Following a successful first edition, the event will feature workshops, exhibitors, and initiatives to advance biometrics and identity solutions. The upcoming MOSIP Connect 2025 in Manila, Philippines, scheduled from March 11 to 13,…
Toronto police are seeking a new facial recognition system, with eleven vendors competing for the contract. The initiative aims to improve accuracy and integrate with existing databases while addressing concerns over privacy and bias. This tender raises ongoing debates about the implications of facial recognition technology in law enforcement. Toronto police have opened a tender…
A U.S. court has approved a settlement in Clearview AI’s litigation on biometric data, granting claimants a 23% stake in a potential IPO, estimated at $51.75 million. Clearview’s facial recognition tech improves FBI investigations of online child abuse cases. While concerns over opt-out practices linger, the settlement allows continued operations under established agreements with law…
