Portland, ME, Ballot Measure Gives Facial Recognition Ban Teeth
The citizens of Portland, Maine, have passed a ballot measure that will ban the public use of facial recognition technology. The new law specifically bars the…
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VSBLTY Provides Biometric Smart Signage Tech for Guatemala Airport
VSBLTY continues to gain traction in the Latin American market. The company’s computer vision and data analytics technology will soon be installed in a camera…
Human Rights Watch Calls for Suspension of Buenos Aires Biometric Surveillance System
Human Rights Watch has sent an open letter to Horacio Rodríguez Larreta, the Mayor of Buenos Aires, to express concern about a new facial recognition system…
RealNetworks to Share Q3 Report on Election Day
RealNetworks, the parent company of facial recognition specialist SAFR, will issue its results for the quarter ended September 30 on Tuesday, November 3, after…
Biometrics Institute Proclaims Three Laws of Biometrics
The Biometrics Institute has released Three Laws of Biometrics to guide the development and deployment of biometric technologies. The idea is inspired by Isaac…
Face Biometrics to Help Video Surveillance Market Reach $33.6 Billion
Fortune Business Insights (FBI) is predicting that the video surveillance market will display moderate growth for the next few years. To that end, the firm has…
CyberLink Integrates FaceMe Biometrics Into VIVOTEK Attendance and Surveillance System
CyberLink has expanded its partnership with VIVOTEK, announcing that its FaceMe facial recognition engine has now been integrated into VIVOTEK’s VAST 2 IP…
Paravision Improves Accuracy in 4th-gen Face Biometrics Solution
“Computer vision is evolving at a dramatic pace, and we’re truly energized to harness the latest advances in AI and deep learning to help our partners solve…
FRC Adapts Biometric Retail Surveillance Platform to Face Mask Challenge
The Face Recognition Company (FRC) has updated its technology to improve its performance during the pandemic. The upgraded solution is now able to recognize…
IBM Urges Commerce Dept. to Restrict Sale of Facial Recognition to Repressive Regimes
IBM has come out in favor of restricting the export of facial recognition technologies to oppressive regimes. As Reuters reports, IBM’s statement is in…