Business Insider / March 25, 2014 By Barry Levine We are now in the age of face-recognition-as-a-service. That’s the word from the CEO of a facial recognition company that is now licensing an API for its military-grade face recognition. Paul […]
NH Union Leader / March 25, 2013 By Michael Cousineau Animetrics, a Conway company that helps law enforcement agencies around the world catch criminals, is now selling its facial-recognition technology through commercial licensing. Read full article at unionleader.com.
FaceR API will accelerate development of facial recognition applications for commercial and enterprise markets Conway, N.H. (March 25, 2014) - Animetrics, a developer of advanced 3D facial recognition and identity management solutions for law enforcement and the military, announced today […]
By Dr. Marc Vaillant, Animetrics CTO & VP of Engineering On February 25th, I had the opportunity to make a presentation to the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), which is holding a series of meetings to determine whether and […]
Conway, N.H. (March 3, 2014) - Animetrics, a developer of advanced 3D facial recognition and identity management solutions for law enforcement and the military, announced that it has added Nevo Technologies as a value added distributor. Nevo Technologies, of Rabat, […]
By Paul Schuepp Animetrics’ Dr. Marc Vaillant, Chief Technology Officer and Vice President of Engineering, will be a presenter and panelist at the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) meeting on February 25. The meeting is the second in a […]
By Paul Schuepp I’m happy to share the news about the creation of a new organization called the Secure Identity & Biometrics Association (SIBA), which will provide thought leadership to vendors, research institutions, nonprofits and individuals on the complex issue […]
By Paul Schuepp It’s often helpful to step outside the bubble in which we operate, because it helps us understand the views of “real people.” You know, the ones who don’t work down the hall and already know everything there […]
Forbes.com / February 4, 2014 By Paul Schuepp The National Telecommunications Information Administration (NTIA) will begin this week a series of meetings to debate whether to adopt voluntary guidelines to determine how the Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights applies to […]
By Paul Schuepp When it rains, it pours. Pouring excitement over a technology that makes a difference, that is. A few days after Animetrics ForensicaGPS was featured in an in-depth article in Popular Science, The Atlantic has published a piece […]
