Boston Bans Use of Facial Recognition Technology by City Departments
Boston is the largest city on the East Coast to ban facial recognition technology and second largest in the country, following San Francisco.
Boston is the largest city on the East Coast to ban facial recognition technology and second largest in the country, following San Francisco.
The partnership integrates AnyVision’s Abraxas facial recognition technology into Boon Edam security doors and optical turnstiles.
The increased use of masks during the COVID-19 pandemic led to technology companies training facial recognition algorithms with photos of people wearing masks, bandannas and scarves.
Amazon will allow its software to be used by organizations that help rescue human trafficking victims and reunite missing children with their families.
Leading the new venture are industry veterans Gadi Piran, Mulli Diamant and Yoav Millet, founders and executive members previously from VMS provider OnSSI.
A leaked survey shows Ring asked beta testers how interested they would be in technology such as familiar faces detection, license plate detection and more.
BriefCam has added multiple new capabilities to its video content analysis platform to allow customers to further leverage video surveillance investments.
Rising demand for consumer security cameras and video doorbells is driving new competition, challenging market leaders Nest and Arlo, Omdia says.
Fenner discusses how facial recognition has the potential to transcend conventional security applications and more in this month’s SECURE Perspectives.
Clearview AI scrapes billions of images from social media and the Internet, which are then used to match unknown faces for law enforcement agencies.
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