Welcome to FindBiometrics’ digest of identity industry news. Here’s what you need to know about the world of digital identity and biometrics today: US Army Orders Next-Gen Microsoft Headsets The […]

ID.me is highlighting its role as an identity service provider for the US military community. The company is reporting that 12.5 million current and former members of the military have […]

The US Army is once again demonstrating its interest in face-based identification technologies. The organization is now soliciting proposals for a facial recognition system that would be used to verify […]

In an update to a story published earlier this week, it has now been revealed that Japanese tech giant NEC Corporation and its prime partner Leidos are responsible for the […]

Authorized drivers can now use facial recognition to gain access to the Redstone Arsenal Army outpost in Alabama. The new system is live as of March 15, making Redstone the […]

Boston-based biometric wearables company WHOOP and the United States Army Paratroopers of the 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team (Airborne), 25th Infantry Division, “Spartan Brigade”, have announced a new study that […]

“…success in engineering facial recognition technology that can identify subjects in the light and in the dark would represent a considerable upgrade in biometric intelligence capabilities for the military.” The […]

StereoVision Imaging (SVI) has received a substantial follow-up order from the U.S. government. The deal specifically concerns SVI’s Facial Recognition Binocular System (FRBS). As the name would imply, FRBS integrates […]

The US Army is hoping to use facial recognition technology to monitor children in its Child Development Centers (CDCs). The organization does not yet have a partner for the project, […]

The US Army is going to use wearable Fitbit devices to track signs of potential COVID-19 infection. As NextGov reports, the arrangement comes as a result of the Army-backed Medical […]