Animetrics had a very successful day at the California Police Chiefs Association trade show last week. Here is a glimpse of some of the ForensicaGPS “eye candy” that we showed for the event. We are looking forward to seeing you again! To […]
With the FBI’s recent announcement that the federal agency will soon make facial recognition tools available to police departments across the country, facial biometrics technology is gaining recognition as a critical new weapon in the crime-fighting toolbox. JOIN Animetrics’ face biometrics experts […]
It’s February, there’s snow in the mountains and here at Animetrics, we’re thrilled to be back on the slopes, racing in Meisters at Cranmore! For those unlucky enough to live elsewhere, these fun, community races give us local skiers an […]
Face recognition used to be considered science fiction – the expensive, not-so-accurate domain of a small priestcraft of researchers and techies. Now, we have the technology to put biometrics in the pocket of every cop and soldier, providing them with […]
With the fizz barely off our New Year’s champagne, we’re still feeling a little contemplative about the year ahead. What will 2013 bring for the facial recognition community? For Animetrics? In our work, we’re seeing more interest in international partnerships, […]
Mark your calendars and catch up with Animetrics on the road February 26th at the 2013 California Police Chiefs Association (CPCA) Training Symposium in Palm Springs, California! At the show, we will showcase our advanced investigative facial recognition solution for […]
It’s always exciting to witness our technology in the field and get positive feedback on how it’s helping our clients do better, more effective police work. Here at Animetrics, we’re hearing good things about our deployment of ForensicaGPS with Pennsylvania’s […]
Earlier this fall at the Biometric Consortium Conference and Technology Expo, ThirdFactor caught up with Animetrics’ own Sean Doucette to talk about new investigative facial biometric technologies and Animetrics’ ForensicaGPS. In the interview, Sean gives viewers a nice demonstration of […]
Some interesting news hit the biometrics community this fall: the FBI has begun to roll out its Next Generation Identification (NGI) program, which will allow law enforcement agencies around the country to compare suspect photos in a massive, national database. […]
