Biometrics Blog

Over the past few decades, AI has been developing rapidly. It has applications in various fields for countless purposes. It improves the quality and efficiency of many industries. But not all AI products have a positive impact on society. Sometimes technologies are created that are later abused by criminals. An example of such technology is known as Deepfake.

The pandemic has been a damaging hit for the offline retail market. The difficult economic situation and high competition forces companies to look for new ways to boost consumer demand. In search of a way out of the crisis, market players rely on improving the IT infrastructure and digitalization. Biometric technologies are becoming one of the growth drivers for the industry. Today we will talk about how and why facial biometrics is used in offline retail.

Voice recognition is the process of converting a voice into digital data. The technology first appeared about 50 years ago, but it has become really popular in recent years. In this article, we will look at what this technology is and how it works. We will tell you how it is used in some industries and introduce you to some well-known voice/speech recognition solutions.

Business centers combine the functions of administrative and office buildings, shopping and entertainment centers. Consider how facial biometrics are applied in different areas of such complexes.

The COVID-19 pandemic has made a difference in people's lives. This includes the announcement by the state authorities of a lockdown with the mandatory wearing of medical masks in transport, shops and public institutions, and the expansion of the usage of remote work and distance learning, and even the introduction of a curfew and the closure of borders by countries.