FaceFirst, the leading face recognition platform for retail and public safety, today announced Mask-ID, a new privacy feature that helps individuals maintain anonymity within face recognition systems. Mask-ID instantly blurs facial images without compromising match accuracy.
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In his new book, The New Rules of Consumer Privacy, FaceFirst CEO Peter Trepp asked some business leaders how to prioritize these three vital factors. Here's what they had to say along with some of Peter's own thoughts on the subject.
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In The New Rules of Consumer Privacy: Building Loyalty with Connected Consumers in the Age of Face Recognition and AI, FaceFirst CEO and author Peter Trepp has devised a set of rules that will help companies uphold consumers’ privacy without sacrificing their security and convenience.
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Here are six ways that face recognition can be used to protect passengers and ensure that air travel is safer than ever before.
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We’re excited to announce that FaceFirst CEO Peter Trepp will be appearing at AGC’s 15th Annual Boston Technology Growth Conference. The Conference, which will be taking place on Thursday, October 25th at The InterContinental Boston, will be one of the most exciting showcases for fast-growing tech companies of the year. Learn How Face Recognition is...
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Home to the world’s largest company, Walmart, Bentonville, Arkansas has become an unlikely epicenter of retail tech innovation. The Northwest Arkansas (NWA) Technology Summit on October 23 is going to be packed with inspirational presentations by a wide variety of technologists, executives and thought leaders from a diverse set of companies...
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How much do you have to steal in each state for it to be considered a felony? Every state in the U.S. has a specific numeric felony threshold. If you’re caught stealing goods in that state that are valued higher than this number, the crime instantly becomes a felony. Felony thresholds vary greatly across the nation and sometimes the results are surprising, in New Jersey...
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Here at FaceFirst, we’re always looking for new ways help our customers leverage actionable face recognition data to prevent retail crime and respond to potential threats. Starting in November, FaceFirst customers using the latest version of the platform software can choose three amazing ways to deliver match alerts: by SMS, by email...
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It’s time again for the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) conference, one of the most important events this year for law enforcement professionals, full of educational sessions, keynote speeches and an expo of the latest and greatest technical solutions for law enforcement. As always, we’re excited to...
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Join FaceFirst at AC-INA's Public Safety and Security Conference in Arlington Virgina. We'll be offering demos of our face recognition system for airports.
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The Loss Prevention Research Council (LPRC) has consistently been at the forefront of research on how retailers can prevent shoplifting, fraud and organized retail crime. FaceFirst is once again proud to be a sponsor of LPRC IMPACT, a conference focused on helping retailers better leverage research and technology to prevent crime and retail violence....
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Each day, FaceFirst technology helps retailers catch shoplifters and organized retail criminals. We decided to create a new video series called True Stories of Face Recognition and Retail Crime that tells the stories of some of the most devious criminals we’ve helped our customers catch. Each episode is only 2-3 minutes, so go ahead and binge them all.
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If you’re headed to Delaware for the Delaware Food Industry Council (DFIC) Loss Prevention Symposium, you should be sure to check out the FaceFirst booth.
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If you’re headed to the Global ID Summit in New York, don’t miss out on an opportunity to see how our Sentinel-IQ surveillance and Field-IQ mobile ID systems can help public safety officials instantly recognize potential threats and bad actors. FaceFirst offers powerful, fast, accurate and scalable solutions that are...
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Each day, FaceFirst helps retailers prevent shoplifting and organized retail crime. The Case of the Philly Fanatic reveals how face recognition caught an especially devious criminal with a history of recidivism.
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