Biometrics

Our fourth PhocusWire Pulse looks at the current state and future of security in travel, examining issues ranging from biometrics, system breaches, listing fraud and blockchain. Read More

Paravision’s technology provides touchless identification used for security and access in travel, workplaces, retail and more.   Read More

WorldReach founder and CEO Gordon Wilson will continue to lead the company as an Entrust business. Read More

The pandemic has accelerated progress towards a full-automated self-service passenger journey. Read More

Progress in facial recognition technology and reduced development costs are bringing seamless travel a step closer. Read More

The VeriScan platform was originally developed by the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority's in-house technology department and is now in use at Dulles and Dallas-Fort Worth airports in the U.S. Read More

PhocusWire spoke to CWT's senior director Brandon Balcom on the digital and analogue complexities of corporate travel post pandemic. Read More

PhocusWire spoke to Alan Murray Hayden of IATA to understand the work the aviation industry is doing to get passengers safely back to the skies. Read More

Travel industry veteran Terry Jones discusses the need for collaboration and communication as the industry rolls out digital health passports and other solutions to restart travel. Read More

Airline and airport technology chiefs have had to reprioritize investment with self-service passenger options high on the agenda. Read More

Investors in the round include Danny Meyer’s Enlightened Hospitality Investments, NFL investment arm 32 Equity and the Partnership Fund for New York City. Read More

Advances in technologies such as biometrics and blockchain are accelerating change in the aviation industry. Read More

The report provides detailed steps to create and implement biometric-enabled digital identities that could be used to secure and expedite travel around the world. Read More

The round brings the total invested in U.S.-based Forter to $225 million over five rounds, with its most recent being a $50 million Series D via March Capital. Read More

Trueface deploys ethical facial recognition and shows how the responsible use of computer vision is shaping the industry. Read More