Facial recognition deployments are expanding, but governance, operator training and public trust are increasingly driving ...

Ear biometrics exploits the unique morphology of the external ear to verify or identify individuals. The outer ear presents a stable, distinctive pattern of ridges, curves and lobes that remains ...

Biometric authentication relies on the unique physiological or behavioural characteristics of individuals to verify identity. Common physiological traits include fingerprints, iris patterns and facial ...

BixeLab is one of the world’s few laboratories certified for biometrics testing under the NIST-administered National ...

Biometric authentication—using fingerprints, facial recognition or even iris recognition—has become an integral part of our society and digital security. I'm asked questions about about this topic ...

Biometrics are supposed to be a fundamental pillar of modern authentication. Unfortunately, for a wide range of reasons and in a variety of ways, many biometric implementations are wildly inaccurate.

When Australia enacted a national law last week banning social media use for children under 16, it became one of the first democracies to attempt such a sweeping intervention. The policy has drawn ...