Animetrics and Duos Technologies, Inc. have partnered to make Animetrics’ technology the core engine for the process of facial recognition in Duos applications. . Duos will employ Animetrics 2Dto3D face biometrics technology in its ongoing development of gateway applications for its proprietary video analytics. Duos Technologies, headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida, offers systems based on its proprietary object detection and behavioral analysis software. Animetrics Inc., headquartered in Conway, NH, is a developer of 3D imaging for facial biometric systems. The Animetrics90 product family is based on the company’s core algorithms comprised of five patent-pending 2Dto3D face creation technologies allowing for pose and lighting invariant face recognition across a broad range of operating conditions. ![[end]](/resources/bullet/archive-4.gif)
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The International Biometric and Identification Association released a paper that proposes best practices for use of facial recognition in consumer applications. While the new consumer and commercial applications of face detection and face recognition technologies – such as social media and digital signage – can be positive and beneficial to consumers, they must be deployed with utmost sensitivity to the privacy of the consumer and general public, according to IBIA and Joseph Atick. Atick is one of the original inventors of face recognition technology and is vice chairman at the IBIA. read more »Viv.ie, a start-up located in Ireland working on face recognition technology, announced it is finishing a new type of facial recognition technology that does away with a number of the security pitfalls current facial recognition technology is commonly guilty of, according to a Sydney Morning Herald article. read more »The facial recognition feature that’s part of the most recent incarnation of the Android mobile device operating system called Ice Cream Sandwich is being panned as very easily fooled, according to an Information Week article. read more »Neurotechnology announced that it has developed three versions of embedded solutions for Android-powered devices such as smart phones and tablets. Specifically, Neurotechnology has ported its VeriFinger Embedded software development kit (SDK), which authenticates user identities via fingerprints, VeriLook Embedded SDK, which authenticates user identities via facial recognition, and MegaMatcher Embedded SDK, which authenticates user identities via both fingerprints and facial recognition. A version that utilizes iris recognition also is in the works. read more »A new Morpho company under the Safran group has been launched called MorphoTrust USA. The new company, which was formed after the acquisition of three divisions and the headquarters of former biometrics developer L-1 Identity Solutions, will serve as an identity solutions provider dedicated to the U.S. market only. read more »Federal Trade Commission staff is seeking public comments on the issues raised at a FTC workshop exploring facial recognition technology and the privacy and security implications raised by its increasing use. read more » |
