Year in Review: The Rise of the Machines
Looking back, the FindBiometrics Year in Review survey question about artificial intelligence was a bit of a no-brainer. Question 14 asked respondents to…
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AlwaysAI Brings in $4M in Series-A Round
“The platform’s tools will allow for the development of computer vision systems that can detect, classify, count, and track objects, and that can perform…
ID R&D Opens Silicon Valley Office
“With the vast and increasing numbers of companies looking to ID R&D for zero-effort, voice and multi-modal biometric authentication, combined with unique…
INTERVIEW: Raymond So, General Manager, ZKTeco H.K.
The biometrics industry is broad, with plenty of room for niche players focusing on specific areas like facial recognition for smartphone unlocking or…
NEC Acquires Danish IT Company KMD
NEC is buying a major European IT company in a bid to increase growth in its global safety business. The company announced that it has established a deal to…
NEC ‘Welcomes’ Ethical, Regulatory Discussions Over AI and Facial Recognition: CEO
NEC has joined the chorus of tech companies and other stakeholders calling for greater regulation of artificial intelligence and facial recognition…
Neurotechnology Upgrades Robot Navigation System
Neurotechnology has once again turned its machine learning AI technology to the field of robotics, announcing an upgraded SDK aimed at helping to develop…
ID R&D Appoints Chief Product Officer
ID R&D has further expanded its executive team, announcing the appointment of Ilya Ozerets as its new Chief Product Officer. Ozerets has actually been working…
Prominent AI Research Group Calls for Gov’t Regulation and End to ‘Trade Secrecy’
An AI research group based in New York University has issued a new paper calling for government regulation of artificial intelligence technologies. Called AI…
Facial Recognition Has Shown 20X Improvement Since 2014: NIST
Those in the biometrics industry know intuitively that facial recognition has advanced by leaps and bounds in recent years, but a new report from the National…