Urges focus on the importance of market drivers in technology adoption

Cape Coral, FL, July 24, 2018 – SensibleVision, a global developer of mobile, AI-based 3D face authentication solutions, today criticized Microsoft’s call for government regulation of facial recognition technology. SensibleVision has been working in the digital biometric space for over a dozen years and holds seven issued patents related to this technology.

In a recent blog post, Microsoft President Brad Smith urged Congress to study and oversee the use of facial recognition technology, comparing it to products like medicines and cars that are highly regulated. The company is the first tech giant to call for regulations to monitor and manage use of this emerging technology. Microsoft established an internal committee earlier this year called AI and Ethics in Engineering and Research (AETHER). The group’s mission is to formulate internal policies to respond to specific technology-related issues but to date has not published any guidance regarding facial recognition. “Why would Smith single out this one technology for external oversight and not all biometrics methods?” asks George Brostoff, CEO and Co-Founder of SensibleVision. “In fact, unlike fingerprints or iris scans, a person's face is always in view and public. I would suggest it’s the use cases, ownership and storage of biometric data (in industry parlance “templates”) that are critical and should be considered for regulation. Partnerships between private companies and the public sector have always been key to the successful adoption of innovative technologies. We look forward to contributing to this broader discussion.”

About SensibleVision
SensibleVision is a global leader in multi-factor biometric-driven authentication technologies leveraging facial recognition. For more than a decade, their patented face authentication and continuous security technology has helped banks, technology companies and other organizations reduce fraud. Their flagship solutions offers quick and continuous authentication for computers, tablets, smartphones and mobile apps. For more information, please visit SensibleVision

SensibleVision Media Contact:
Richard Berman
richard@verbfactory.com
(415) 359-4906

3D facial recognition pioneer introduces 3DWALLET frictionless checkout using biometrics for payments...and to end checkout lines

Cape Coral, FL, June 19, 2018 – SensibleVision, a global developer of mobile artificial intelligence technology, today announced its new 3DWALLET technology, which is designed to let retailers replace card and cash payments - and eliminate the need for checkout lines - through a 3D facial recognition platform that automatically identifies customers and charges them for their purchases.

“The ability to track in-store customer shopping has been around for decades, but the choke point has always been the manual check out process,” said George Brostoff, CEO and co-founder of SensibleVision. “Today’s shoppers are used to instant online purchases, and physical retailers should be able to offer exactly the same level of convenience while making the process even more secure than with credit cards. This is an AI power tool to let brick-and-mortar shops, many of which are in trouble, compete with the digital world when it comes to customer experience. We don’t wait in line when we’re shopping on the Web - and we shouldn’t have to in stores.”

3DWALLET empowers payment processors allowing them to use mounted 3D cameras to quickly scan the faces of shoppers and determine their identities. This process instantly connects shoppers to their preferred method of payment so that the items they select are automatically billed to them. Not only does this speed up and simply the purchasing experience, it also provides an extremely robust level of security. 3DWALLET’s authentication process provides a new level of personal identity protection that will improve the overall security process and protect merchants and consumers from fraudulent transactions.
“We support a complete ecosystem that is 100% opt-in,” says Brostoff. “This is what facial recognition should be - a way to make life easier for people by eliminating the roadblocks to seamless user experiences.”

Sensible Vision Media Contact:
Richard Berman
richard@verbfactory.com
(415) 359-4906

3D Face Recognition Pioneer SensibleVision Pushes Back on Microsoft’s Call for Government Regulation

SensibleVision: Your Face Is Your Credit Card