Here is the story of how FaceFirst's face recognition system for retailers was able to crack The Case of the Fake Budweiser delivery Man.
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In 2017, retail crime remains one of the most serious problems facing superstores, retail chains and grocery stores. How big of a problem is it? Inventory shrinkage costs the U.S. retail industry over $45 billion each year.
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Facial recognition is becoming an increasingly essential layer within federal security. Over the past decade face recognition has matured to the point that it should now be considered an essential part of any government threat prevention technology stack. By using face recognition, government organizations identify persons of interest in real time, mitigate risks and...
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Concerts and sporting events are almost always safe and fun. But the public is still haunted by recent events like the Manchester Bombing, Las Vegas Massacre and the Paris attacks at a concert venue and soccer game. According to a FaceFirst/SurveyMonkey report, nearly nine in ten Americans think it’s likely that a terrorist or mass shooter will attack...
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Last year, once-fringe concepts like neural networks and deep learning suddenly went mainstream, as The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Fortune and other publications proclaimed it “the year of AI.” But the AI technology that has garnered the most attention has been face recognition. When Apple replaced the fingerprint scanner...
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Here are 21 amazing face recognition use cases for 2018, including preventing retail crime, finding missing children, diagnosing diseases and unlocking phones.
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It’s almost time for RILA’s Asset Protection Conference, and we’re excited to demonstrate the innovation in our face recognition platform. Since last year’s conference, FaceFirst is significantly more accurate, matching many individuals from 90-degree side profiles. It’s also up to 25x faster than before and requires 50% less hardware. Our newly retooled system just might offer the fastest and most dramatic...
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Sadly, the threat of gun violence has become a top concern for every American school. Since 2013, there has been an average of one school shooting per week in the U.S. For the past two years, we have been contacted by dozens of schools asking whether face recognition can help. To be honest, there...
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Imagine a future where crimes are prevented before they happen, sales associates are at your beck and call, and your phone, car, house and computer are unlocked using your face. While facial recognition technology was once largely science fiction, this technology is now in the process of transforming private...
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We just onboarded a new department this week with our mobile face recognition platform, and the results are amazing. Why is face recognition such a game-changer for sheriff's departments? Here are the top three reasons.
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One of the best things about law enforcement is that methodologies and technology are constantly being reevaluated to ensure that officers can best serve and protect their communities. Law enforcement conferences offer unprecedented opportunities to network with colleagues, learn from leaders and explore the latest and greatest technological innovations...
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Headed to Expo Seguridad Mexico? On April 24-26th, this expo hosted by ISC will bring together nearly 16,000 visitors and some of the world’s top providers of security technology. It will be a great opportunity to network, exchange best practices and check out the latest security tech. If you’re headed to...
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CNN has called face recognition a “silver bullet” solution for event security, offering stadiums the ability to keep out banned fans and recognize potential threats in real time. But face recognition doesn’t just make events more secure. It also offers the ability to provide an unparalleled fan experience. By...
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Face recognition is already being used at airports all around the world to screen for potential criminals and terrorists. Over the next few years, we expect airports to adopt this emerging technology at exponential rates. We think that face recognition has the power to transform airport security. But we...
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The American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE) is having their Annual Conference and Exposition in San Diego on April 15-18. FaceFirst is proud to be a co-sponsor of the conference and will be exhibiting our Guardian face recognition system for airports at Booth 1020.
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