Hitachi and Tobu Bring Retrofit Face Recognition Gates to Tokyo’s Ikebukuro Station
Hitachi and Tobu Railway have developed a walk-through facial recognition ticket gate system that retrofits Japan’s main existing rail gates rather than…
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TruCrowd, URBO Studio Launch Identity-Based Ticketing for Major Bulgarian Events
TruCrowd and URBO Studio have announced a strategic partnership to roll out identity-based ticketing for large-scale live events in Bulgaria, combining…
TruCrowd Taps Nuweb Partnership to Push Facial Recognition Ticketing Into More Venues
Biometric ticketing provider TruCrowd has announced a strategic partnership with Nuweb Group aimed at scaling facial recognition–based entry across sports,…
JR East to Launch Facial Recognition Gates at Train Stations in Japan
East Japan Railway Company (JR East) has announced plans to introduce facial recognition technology at select train station ticket gates, enabling passengers…
ID Tech Digest – December 4, 2024
Welcome to ID Tech’s digest of identity industry news. Here’s what you need to know about the world of digital identity and biometrics today: World Foundation…
River Plate Implements Veridas Biometric Ticketing System
Club Atlético River Plate, one of Argentina’s premier football clubs, has partnered with Veridas, a Spanish technology company specializing in digital identity…
Blink Identity Gets SOC 2 Type 1 Certification
Blink Identity will be looking to pick up new government and corporate clients after achieving SOC 2 Type 1 certification. The accomplishment indicates that…
New PopID Partner Can Bring Face-based Payments and Ticketing to International Arenas
PopID’s face-based payment technology will soon be appearing in large public venues all over the world thanks to a new partnership with ASM Global. ASM…
Disney Trials Face-Based Biometric Entry System at Magic Kingdom
Disney is trialing a new face-based entry system at the Magic Kingdom theme park at Walt Disney World. The trial kicked off on March 23 and will conclude on…
Facial Recognition Lawsuit Could Be First of its Kind in China
In what many domestic news outlets are describing as a first, a Chinese citizen is suing a theme park over its use of biometric technology on attendees. The…