Suffolk Police Emphasize Transparency in Ipswich Town Centre FRT Trial
Suffolk Police, in collaboration with Essex Police, conducted a facial recognition technology trial in Ipswich town centre on Saturday, February 22, focusing…
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Jackson Police Department Receives Approval for Facial Recognition Technology
The Jackson Police Department (JPD) has received approval to use facial recognition technology in its investigations, following a decision by the Jackson City…
Suffolk Police to Trial Live Facial Recognition Technology in Ipswich Town Centre
The United Kingdom’s Suffolk Constabulary will conduct its first Live Facial Recognition (LFR) technology trial on February 22, 2025, in Ipswich town centre,…
NYPD Required to Disclose Surveillance Tech Contracts and Costs Under New Law and Court Ruling
The New York Police Department must now provide unprecedented transparency regarding its surveillance and facial recognition technology following new…
Suprema’s BioStar 2 VMS Achieves First-Level Good Software Certification
Suprema’s AI-based video surveillance solution, BioStar 2 VMS, has obtained first-level Good Software (GS) certification. The certification underscores the…
Facial Recognition: Fact vs. Fiction
Guest Essay by Neville Pattinson More than our signature, fingerprint or even voice, our face is the most fundamental form of identification that is in plain…
Keyless Makes Strong Debut in NIST FRVT Program
Keyless has delivered an impressive performance in the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Face Recognition Vendor Test (FRVT) 1:1…
3D vs. 2D Biometrics: Talking Photons, Bias, and Perspective Distortion with FaceTec’s Jay Meier
For ID Talk’s first episode of 2025, FaceTec VP Jay Meier returns to dig into the technical underpinnings of his firm’s biometric solution. The discussion…
Facial Recognition in Spotlight as Police Arrest UnitedHealthcare Shooting Suspect
With news breaking today about the arrest of a suspect in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson last week, the potential utility of facial…
Foodstuffs’ Use of Facial Recognition Offers Ammo to Both Sides of Debate
Recent developments from Foodstuffs, a major supermarket cooperative in Australia and New Zealand, have highlighted the use of facial recognition technology in…