FaceFirst CEO Peter Trepp published an editorial in Retail Touchpoints on how retailers are using face recognition to thwart fraud and crime.
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In today’s episode of “Behind the Numbers,” eMarketer’s Marcus Johnson sits down with Peter Trepp, CEO of facial recognition software firm FaceFirst to discuss how face recognition is transforming the future of retail customer experience. Listen to the podcast here.
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A presentation by FaceFirst demonstrated how retailers could use its facial-recognition technology to engage with customers after they walked into stores. The company’s chief executive, Peter Trepp, showed how stores could send automatic text messages to shoppers and receive their profiles to assist them better. He showed an example...
Interested in all things AI? The NVIDIA GPU Technology Conference (GTC) is coming to Silicon Valley March 18-21. GTC is sure to be an amazing opportunity to learn from some of the top experts in artificial intelligence. This year, FaceFirst CEO Peter Trepp and VP of Product Management Roger...
FaceFirst, the leading face recognition platform for retail and public safety, has named Dara Riordan as Executive Vice President of Sales and Chief Revenue Officer. Riordan will be responsible for growing the base of FaceFirst customers across retail, transportation, public safety and many other industries.
Don't miss FaceFirst CEO Peter Trepp's Shoptalk 2019 presentation on the past, preset and future of face recognition for retail.
New survey data has been released showing that Americans overwhelmingly support the use of facial recognition technology for security use cases. The survey, conducted by the Center for Data Innovation, polled 3,151 U.S. adults in December, asking them a variety of questions about how they view facial recognition.
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.
FaceFirst CEO Peter Trepp’s new book The New Rules of Consumer Privacy proposes a roadmap for balancing consumers’ often competing desires for privacy, security and convenience. LOS ANGELES, NOVEMBER 5, 2018 – Peter Trepp, CEO of face recognition company FaceFirst, has published The New Rules of Consumer Privacy: Building...
FaceFirst, a globally recognized leader in facial recognition, and Genetec Inc. (“Genetec”), a leading provider of open architecture, unified IP security and public safety solutions, today announced a strategic alliance.
In an op-ed for Security Magazine, FaceFirst CEO Peter Trepp discusses five new and essential rules for consumer privacy in the age of facial recognition.
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FaceFirst CEO Peter Trepp is interviewed about face recognition privacy and how it is reshaping retail security.
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FaceFirst CEO Peter Trepp is interviewed by Authority Magazine on where he thinks retail is headed over the next five years.
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FaceFirst CEO Peter Trepp’s editorial in Campus Security discusses how face recognition can potentially protect schools from violence.
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LPM Insider published an analysis of biometric data from FaceFirst that reveals that repeat shoplifters are more organized and aggressive than previously known, striking the same retailer multiple times across several locations.
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