While casinos are typically welcoming establishments, there are certain types of guests that most casinos don't want walking through their doors. This post discusses the four types of guests that casinos don't want, and how facial recognition can be used to keep them out.
D&D Daily just reported retail death and crime data for Q1, and the news is not good. Retail deaths have continued to climb 12%, while criminal acts at retail stores are up 20%. More than half of the people killed were innocent victims of retail crime. In Q1 alone,...
Retail security conference season is well underway, and while we’re always excited to demo our face recognition platform, one of our favorite aspects of attending retail security conferences is learning from other industry loss prevention leaders. After attending FMI’s ASAP Conference, RILA and also ISC West, we’ve noticed some...
The idea of preventing crimes before they occur sounds like something out of science fiction. In fact, the plot of Steven Spielberg’s minority report was based on this very premise. But the truth is that we have entered an age where far more crimes can be prevented than ever...
Some of the world’s most successful retail chains are already using facial recognition to transform their loss prevention efforts. And new data from Market Research Future indicates that retail companies are aggressively adopting facial recognition technology. While the largest end users of feature identification technology have historically been governments...
One of the best things about being a sports fan is joining other fans at live games to cheer your team to victory. But each year, hundreds of fans are arrested or ejected at professional sports games for bad behavior. Sometimes fans run onto the field and disrupt games....
Each day, over two million people board commercial aircraft worldwide. Some are returning to their hometowns to visit family, others are embarking on global adventures, and others still are traveling for business. While air travel is still statistically one of the safest means of travel on Earth, after 9/11,...
Attention loss prevention professionals: do you what your average odds are of catching a shoplifter? According to a recent National Retail Security Survey, the odds of getting caught shoplifting are 1 in 48. And each year, Inventory shrink costs the US retail industry $45.2 billion, according to data from NRF....
Facial recognition provider FaceFirst today announced the launch of Guardian, a new airport security platform. Using breakthrough feature recognition capabilities, the platform identifies visitors in areas with high foot traffic and supplements the identification process for border control agents. Humans can typically recall just a few hundred faces on demand, resulting in slow customs processes, and rendering terror watch lists issued by federal...
Facial recognition technology is completely transforming retail loss prevention. To help you learn the powerful benefits of this groundbreaking technology, we've created The 5-Minute Guide to Face Recognition for Retail.
Around the world, there are a lot of law enforcement agencies using face recognition to keep officers and communities safer. Here are 5 key ways that facial recognition systems have transformed law enforcement, including the ability to minimize false arrests and improving safety.
Looking to stop ORC? Here are 5 key reasons why face recognition is the world's best solution for preventing organized retail crime.
D&D Daily's 2016 Retail Violent Death Report just came out, revealing some alarming data. There was more than one publicly reported retail death per day last year.
Have you ever wanted to learn more about how facial recognition is transforming security? If so, FaceFirst will be giving free demos of our breakthrough biometric surveillance solution in our partner booth at ISC West with Hanwha in the Exposition Hall on April 5-7. ISC West is one of the...
Face recognition is one of the most transformational technologies used by law enforcement today. In fact, there are hundreds of law enforcement agencies across the United States currently using face recognition to instantly ID persons of interest, dramatically reduce false arrests and increase officer safety. If you’ve ever been...
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