Rank One Computing News Today

Rank One Computing has announced the opening of a computer vision lab for fingerprint biometrics and object recognition in Grand Rapids.

With almost no explanation, a high school in the U.S. state of Maine reportedly has backed out of a biometric identification contract.

A new latent fingerprint matching software development kits has been launched by ROC, with a high score in the NIST ELFT.

ROC, a world leader in computer vision and biometrics, continues to make a compelling case for U.S. homegrown technology with a strong showing in its first ever NIST Evaluation of Latent Fingerprint Technologies (ELFT)....

Yoti will start to use facial recognition software from Rank One Computing across the services of its digital ID platform.

Aside from facial recognition, smart cameras are also used for object detection, motion detection, audio detection, remote monitoring, analytics and insights.

The school district is adding the ability to cross-reference face images captured on campuses with the state's sex-offender database.

In NIST’s IREX evaluation ROC.ai has the fastest mean search speed of all vendors at 0.11 seconds when tested on a database of 1 million iris scans.

FAIRMONT — Coming expansions to facial recognition software in Marion County Schools aim to notify administrators when a registered sex offender sets foot on school property.

The latest evaluation adds a pair of submissions from secunet, as well as modified measures for subjects with open eyes and mouths, and occluded faces.