AI Update: Hollywood Takes a Stand
Welcome to the latest edition of FindBiometrics AI update. Here’s the latest big news on the shifting landscape of AI and identity technology: America’s actor and writer unions are demanding […]
Carnegie Mellon University
AI-powered ‘DyLiN’ System Can Turn 2D Images Into Dynamic 3D Models
Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) and Fujitsu researchers have pioneered a method of converting a 2D image into a three-dimensional one. This is a challenging task because it requires understanding how […]
Bumble Doesn’t Get a BIPA Break – Identity News Digest
Welcome to FindBiometrics’ digest of identity industry news. Here’s what you need to know about the world of digital identity and biometrics today: Bumble Must Face BIPA Lawsuit, Court Rules […]
[Updated] Oosto Joins Panel to Address School Security at Carnegie Mellon Symposium
UPDATE 07/05/2022 On June 22, 2022, Carnegie Mellon University responded to the recent school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, by hosting the School Safety Emergency Summit: a symposium on security technologies […]
PIPLA Names Oosto’s AI Chief ‘Inventor of the Year’
The Pittsburgh Intellectual Property Law Association has given Oosto a reason to celebrate. The organization – one of the oldest intellectual property law associations in America – has named Oosto’s […]
ID Talk at ISC East: Oosto’s Paul Witt on Ethical Facial Recognition
FindBiometrics is reporting live from New York at the ISC East security conference. Our own Doug OGorden is on the exhibition floor speaking to the leading biometrics and identity vendors […]
AnyVision Pivots With Carnegie Mellon Partnership, Rebrands as Oosto
“With the launch of Oosto, we’re looking beyond the lens of security to include ways our solutions can positively impact an organization’s safety, productivity and customer experience.” – Avi Golan, […]
New Footstep Sensors Turn Floor Into Gait Recognition System
A team of researchers at Carnegie Mellon University has developed a footstep monitoring system that can be used to identify people based on their movement patterns as they walk across […]
CMU Researchers Create 3D Face Reconstructions Using Smartphone Videos
Researchers at Pittsburgh’s Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) have managed to create highly realistic 3D reconstructions of individual faces using data collected from video recordings from a smartphone camera and deep […]
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