Sarnoff Selected by Global Animal Management for Equine Iris ID System
Sarnoff Corporation has reportedly been selected by Global Animal Management, Inc. to develop the first portable equine iris capture and identification system to help identify and track horses.
GAM offers products and services for individual or group animal identification, storage, processing, analysis and reporting.
9/18/2009 |
Neurotechnology Releases Multiple Biometric ID SDKs
Neurotechnology, a provider of high-precision biometric identification technologies, reportedly announced it has released new versions of the company's core product Software Development Kits (SDKs) - VeriFinger 6.1 for fingerprint ID, VeriLook 3.3 for face ID, VeriEye 2.1 for iris ID, and MegaMatcher 3.0 for multi-biometric identification.
8/28/2009 |
GetFugu Develops Face Recognition Technology for Mobile Phones
GetFugu Inc., which is set to launch a new mobile search tool on Sept. 9, has revealed that its laboratories have seized upon an advanced technology that achieves facial recognition, which will be embedded in its software and eventually be made available to mobile phone users around the world.
8/20/2009 |
Biometric Signature Authentication for the Information Age
The prevalence of financial fraud has become a scary trend in today's world. According to Javelin Strategy & Research approximately 8.1 million adult Americans are victims of identity theft, resulting in $45.3 billion in personal losses in 2007. The significance of these crimes has resulted in a renewed interest in advanced security means. Institutions are increasingly demanding more reliable, less costly authentication and authorization for everyday activities, such as performing financial transactions, boarding an aircraft, entering a secure physical location or crossing international borders.
8/20/2009 |
InterAct Acquires Bio-Key's Law Enforcement Division
InterAct Public Safety Systems has reportedly purchased the law enforcement division of New Jersey-based Bio-key International. InterAct said the acquisition will make it the world's largest public safety software company as the deal adds 2,000 more customers across three continents.
The Winston-Salem-based InterAct has agreed to pay $11 million for the division of Bio-key. The transaction, however, is subject to customary closing conditions, the companies said in a press release.
8/17/2009 |
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