YARMOUTH, Maine—Face recognition technology really came to the forefront during the pandemic, when touchless and contactless technology were utilized more as access control solutions, as opposed to ...

[Note: This article is excerpted from NBSP’s Biometric Technology Application Manual, Vol.2, which is now in development. Publication is scheduled for mid to late Q1, 2007.] A biometric device can be ...

Acknowledging that no one solution fits every access control need, and responding to increasing requests from integrators, the biometric marketplace now offers a host of options, including multimodal ...

The expansion of biometrics across U.S. aviation infrastructure continues apace, with airports deploying such technology to ...

The new orders for biometric access control products satisfy continued demand for fingerprint biometric‑based authentication.

User experience and convenience are driving the adoption of new security technologies. “There’s a need for, ‘I don’t want to have to think about my security. I want it to be there. I want it to work.

The regular prox-card system does not provide access to the inner sanctum, Joe's actual office suite: He must enter through a door equipped with a biometric lock and handle that use scan thermal ...

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--AnyVision, the world-leading Recognition AI company today announced its strategic partnership with Nedap Security. AnyVision’s touchless access control functionality is now ...

Access control is an essential part of commercial security systems—keeping buildings, designated areas and sensitive information secure and safe by controlling entry or restricting access. With the ...

With sprawling acres of land, colleges and universities need to ensure that students, faculty and staff have safe access to campus resources. Academic institutions historically relied on face-to-face ...