Zion Forecasts $59.43 Billion Global Biometrics Market
Zion Market Research has released a new report that predicts that the global biometric technology market will hit $59.43 billion by 2025, climbing from $17.16…
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New York School Officials Reach Compromise on Facial Recognition Security
“The Department of Education has approved the use of facial recognition for the identification of sex offenders and individuals deemed to be a credible…
Government Biometrics Month: How Law Enforcement is Driving the Industry
The government market has always been one of the key drivers of the overall biometrics industry. That’s partly because for a long time, the government sector…
Macau Police Testing 100 Face and Vehicle Recognition Cameras
Macau police have announced plans for a facial and object recognition trial that leverages the city’s extensive network of CCTV surveillance cameras. Fifty…
Sri Lanka Police Introduce Plan for Face-Based Surveillance System
Sri Lanka police are planning to roll out a new face recognition surveillance system in an effort to track down wanted criminals. The system was discussed with…
Massachusetts Town Legislators Consider Facial Recognition Ban
Brookline, Massachusetts, is the latest municipality to consider a ban on facial recognition technology. The legislation was put forward by town meeting member…
Frost & Sullivan Predicts Public Sector Will Drive APAC Biometrics Market
“The rising instances of identity thefts and cyber crimes are boosting the adoption of multifactor authentication and multimodal technology systems.” Frost and…
Upgraded FaceFirst Biometric Security System is More Accurate in Extreme Conditions
“With these performance gains and simplified deployment, the improved platform opens up a variety of new applications and use cases for automated video…
Bernie Sanders Proposes Ban on Police Use of Facial Recognition Tech
“Police use of facial recognition software is the latest example of Orwellian technology that violates our privacy and civil liberties under the guise of…
King’s Cross Investor was Unaware of Site’s Use of Facial Recognition
One of the investors in a major development near King’s Cross station in central London is investigating the use of facial recognition technology on the…