Biometrics is a system used to measure and analyze certain human body characteristics such as eye retinas, facial patterns, fingerprints, and voice patterns, amongst others. Biometric technology works ...

YARMOUTH, Maine—Face recognition technology really came to the forefront during the pandemic, when touchless and contactless technology were utilized more as access control solutions, as opposed to ...

Biometrics continues to emerge as a mainstream technology solution for several physical security applications. But during the COVID crisis, biometrics became an integral element in many access control ...

Mobile biometrics is also providing schools, universities and hospitals a converged physical and logical access control solution. The approach is straightforward. One device should support multiple ...

The role of biometrics continues to increase in logical and physical access control and end-users, solution providers and system integrators can look to current developments to help them understand ...

The integration allows organizations to validate credentials, verify identities and account for personnel in the field while maintaining centralized oversight.

User experience and convenience are driving the adoption of new security technologies. “There’s a need for, ‘I don’t want to have to think about my security. I want it to be there. I want it to work.

Universities are under immense stress every day. Their teams are saddled with the heavy responsibility of protecting students, staff members, and visitors while maintaining an efficient workflow and ...

Considering a biometric access system? Experts offer practical advice in these dos and don’ts. DO expect resistance. All biometrics systems require user enrollment and credentialing, which are ...

Government officials seeking to reinforce building and facility security are taking a closer look at biometrics. The technology employs physical characteristics such as a fingerprint or an iris scan ...

The global pedestrian entrance control systems market is projected to reach US$ 3.4 billion by 2033, expanding at a CAGR of 7.8%, driven by rising security investments and smart infrastructure ...

The U.S. Electronic Access Control Systems market is projected to grow from USD 17.25 billion in 2025 to USD 45.99 billion by 2035. Expansion is fueled by rising security concerns in commercial and ...