FST Biometrics to Unveil New Generation of Biometrics-Based Visual Identification
The company will reveal its IMID Access 4.0, a new generation of biometric visual identification solutions, incorporating deep learning to enhance flexibility, accuracy, and fraud prevention
IsraelDefense
| 04/04/2017
Photo: FST Biometrics
The Israeli-based visual identification solutions provider FST Biometrics will reveal at ISC West strategic elements of IMID Access 4.0, a new generation of biometric visual identification solutions, incorporating deep learning to enhance flexibility, accuracy, fraud prevention and user experience.
IMID Access 4.0 uses a fusion of biometrics-based technologies for a robust list of identification-oriented applications, including access control, employee time-and-attendance and retail consumer experience.
"The customer relationships we've developed with our existing visual identification platform have helped us to take our technology to a new level. We believe 4.0 will be the global standard for visual identification solutions," said Arie Melamed, Chief Marketing Officer at FST Biometrics. "Adding deep learning algorithms to our product offerings will mean unparalleled accuracy, application flexibility and a seamless experience for customers and users alike."
Utilizing FST's visual identification technology, IMID Access can be implemented in low light environments, is equipped to overcome fraud attempts and employs long-term enrollment.
Some of IMID 4.0's enhanced features include:
· Limited Environmental Constraints – Users can be identified in-motion in as low as 50 lux of light.
· Fraud Prevention – IMID 4.0 has built-in fraud detection capabilities that prevent attempts of using pictures. An unauthorized user cannot gain access by presenting a still photo of an authorized user as his/her own face.
· Resolving the industry challenge of face template aging after an average of six years as addressed by University of Michigan research.
FST Biometrics will be showcasing this new generation of visual identification technology at ISC West in Las Vegas, April 5-7.
The company will reveal its IMID Access 4.0, a new generation of biometric visual identification solutions, incorporating deep learning to enhance flexibility, accuracy, and fraud prevention
Photo: FST Biometrics
The Israeli-based visual identification solutions provider FST Biometrics will reveal at ISC West strategic elements of IMID Access 4.0, a new generation of biometric visual identification solutions, incorporating deep learning to enhance flexibility, accuracy, fraud prevention and user experience.
IMID Access 4.0 uses a fusion of biometrics-based technologies for a robust list of identification-oriented applications, including access control, employee time-and-attendance and retail consumer experience.
"The customer relationships we've developed with our existing visual identification platform have helped us to take our technology to a new level. We believe 4.0 will be the global standard for visual identification solutions," said Arie Melamed, Chief Marketing Officer at FST Biometrics. "Adding deep learning algorithms to our product offerings will mean unparalleled accuracy, application flexibility and a seamless experience for customers and users alike."
Utilizing FST's visual identification technology, IMID Access can be implemented in low light environments, is equipped to overcome fraud attempts and employs long-term enrollment.
Some of IMID 4.0's enhanced features include:
· Limited Environmental Constraints – Users can be identified in-motion in as low as 50 lux of light.
· Fraud Prevention – IMID 4.0 has built-in fraud detection capabilities that prevent attempts of using pictures. An unauthorized user cannot gain access by presenting a still photo of an authorized user as his/her own face.
· Resolving the industry challenge of face template aging after an average of six years as addressed by University of Michigan research.
FST Biometrics will be showcasing this new generation of visual identification technology at ISC West in Las Vegas, April 5-7.
