Facial Recognition: Ethically Enabling a Safe and Secure Society

Monthly Archives: October 2011

Biometric security: More bottom-line benefits, less James Bond Carl Gohringer December 03, 2003 Bond movies will always be […]

Biometric security: More bottom-line benefits, less James Bond

This entry was posted in biometrics Opinion Privacy on October 31, 2011 by allevate

The Business Environment It is becoming increasingly important for airlines and airport operators to monitor queue lengths and […]

Using Facial Recognition to Monitor Queues and Passenger Flows in ...

This entry was posted in airports Face Recognition on October 25, 2011 by allevate

Iris Biometrics Major improvements have been realised in the capture capability, enabling Iris capture on the move or […]

Biometric Trends Improving Performance

This entry was posted in accuracy biometrics performance on October 22, 2011 by allevate

While I understand the premise of the “Occupy” demonstrations, I can’t help but feel that they would be […]

Occupy

This entry was posted in Opinion on October 17, 2011 by allevate

I’m looking forward to the Biometrics2011 conference in London next week. One of the more interesting presentations is […]

Biometrics 2011: Panel Biometric Matching as a Software Service (SaaS)

This entry was posted in cloud matching as a service on October 14, 2011 by allevate

Allevate Presenting at Biometrics 2011 Synopsis Recent advances in the accuracy of face recognition are resulting in an […]

In the wake of the London riots, is the privacy ...

This entry was posted in Face Recognition Opinion Privacy on October 13, 2011 by allevate