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Mar 16
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The Future of Age Assurance Biometrics

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Age assurance is an umbrella term for both age verification and age estimation. Organisations must be ready to support emerging global legislation that aims to keep underage children off  digital platforms that are inappropriate for their age.

Biometric technology supports age assurance in a variety of scenarios, including in-store retail and online.

“The Future of Age Assurance Biometrics” session, sponsored by Age Check Certification Scheme, features experts from the UK including Tony Allen, CEO, Age Check Certification Scheme, Iain Corby, Executive Director, The Age Verification Providers Association, and Ian Deasha, Group Manager (Identity and Trust), The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO).

Hear the latest from Tony Allen, Technical Editor of ISO/IEC AWI 27566 Age Assurance Systems – Framework and CEO of the Age Check Certification Scheme on work to develop international standards for age assurance systems. It will also include an update on a project funded by ICO/OFCOM on the measurement of age assurance technologies.

The session runs from 09:40-10:40 on Thursday 23rd March. Register for free here.

Mar 15
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Speaker Announcement – Clive Summerfield – FARx

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Goode Intelligence is delighted to announce Clive Summerfield, Founder and CEO, FARx, is speaking at Biometric Summit 2023.

Clive is taking part in a lunch and learn session on voice age estimation, entitled “It’s not what you say, it’s how you say it”.

Clive has over 30 years of experience in technology start-ups; innovations and technology research and development in speech and speaker recognition. Responsible for key innovations in speech recognition and voice technology developments and behind some of the world’s largest and most successful speech recognition and voice biometrics deployments in banking, government, and telecommunications.

Join Clive at Biometric Summit 2023 on Thursday 23rd March by registering for free here.

 

 

Apr 12
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Speaker Announcement – Robin Bortz

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The Covid-19 pandemic has made many changes to the way we live and work. Digital interactions have increased across society, including those groups such as the elderly who would typically interact with shops, banks, and healthcare in person, but who are now having to connect remotely, facing with the challenges of PINs and passwords. Join Alan Goode in conversation with Phonexia’s Robin Bortz at Biometric Summit 2021 where he will be talking about the current landscape, the requirements and preferences from customers and businesses, and the steps needed to achieve these.  Register now

Oct 13
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An iPhone Touch-ID moment for the automotive industry

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Biometrics is no longer a futurist technology for cars. In 2020 we witnessed the arrival of biometric technology into one of the most iconic luxury vehicles in the world, the Mercedes-Benz S-Class.

Mercedes-Benz announced in July 2020 that its new S-Class car will come with biometric technology integrated into its infotainment system enabling “verification of digital payment processes from the vehicle”. The car will feature built-in fingerprint sensors into the dashboard display, face recognition supported by two cameras and the capability to use voice biometrics. The infotainment system is called ‘My MBUX’ and supports four different methods of authentication, three of them biometric, voice, face and fingerprint.

The German auto giant followed a number of Chinese and South-East Asian (Japan and Korea) automotive OEMs in turning to biometric technology to enhance vehicle entry security and provide an ultra-personalised user experience once inside the cabin.

In our latest market analyst and forecast report – “Automotive Biometrics Market Analysis & Forecasts 2021-2026” – Goode Intelligence covers the latest developments in the automotive sector including how biometrics is supporting modern methods of personal transportation delivery from ride-sharing to autonomous cars.

The report identifies that the current major drivers for integrating biometrics into vehicles are user experience, personalisation and occupant authentication.

Tied to driver/occupant authentication are a number of other drivers that include, vehicle entry and start, in-car payments, driver monitoring for health and wellbeing (HWW) purposes, insurance and vehicle to home automation.

The seven major drivers are defined in the following infographic.

To find out more about the market opportunity for automotive biometrics download our latest white paper and visit our report store.