Iris ID Systems, Inc - Experts & Thought Leaders

Iris ID, the pioneer in iris recognition technology, announced the release of the iCAM TD200, a next-generation handheld biometric camera designed to simultaneously capture dual iris and face images quickly and accurately in real-world and challenging environments. It combines portability, an intuitive interface, and powerful imaging capture in a lightweight form factor, making it ideal for identity programs and security applications worldwide delivering One Trusted Identity.  Compliance and robust integration support “As identity and security programs evolve to balance privacy, compliance, and operational speed, the iCAM TD200 represents the next step in accessible, high-performance biometric capture,” said Mohammed Murad, Chief Revenue Officer and Vice President of Iris ID. “It replaces the need for a separate face camera, allowing operators to process both biometrics quickly and seamlessly. Organizations no longer need to choose between speed, accuracy, and usability. The iCAM TD200 delivers all three features, a complete package backed by standards compliance and robust integration support for global developers and systems.” iCAM TD200 face and iris recognition device The iCAM TD200 face and iris recognition device captures left and right iris images simultaneously, along with a high-quality face image, in a single session in less than two seconds. Designed to comply with ISO/IEC biometric standards, the device performs in the harshest environments, ensuring speed and consistency in the field. A built-in LCD screen provides real-time feedback to guide positioning and instantly confirm capture quality, simplifying the operator’s job; reducing errors and training requirements. Key features Simultaneous Iris and Face Capture High-Quality Color Scene Capture High-Speed Automatic Dual Iris Capture ISO Standards-Face & Iris Compliant Hardware and Software Advanced Power management Capability Integration-ready SDK The iCAM TD200 provides versatile, mobile verification across applications, from border control and government ID programs to commercial deployments in healthcare, finance, and enterprise security.  Its compact design, USB power, and integration-ready SDK enable governments, enterprises, and integrators to deploy dual iris and face capture without compromising speed or usability.

Iris ID Systems, Inc., a global pioneer in iris recognition technology, is exhibiting its multimodal IrisAccess™ iA1000 and full suite of iris-face fusion biometric technologies at Intersec Saudi Arabia, September 29–October 1. Visit booth 3 C39 to meet the team and get a product demo.   The iA1000 Multimodal Iris & Facial Recognition Terminal is Iris ID’s flagship solution, purpose-built for high-security access control while also adaptable for workforce management applications. Advanced iris-and-face fusion technology Fully contactless and highly reliable, the iA1000 provides identity authentication for corps of every size Leveraging advanced iris-and-face fusion technology, it delivers unmatched speed and accuracy with flexible modes for iris, face, or simultaneous identification.  Integrated FacePAD (Presentation Attack Detection) strengthens protection against spoofing threats, while long-range recognition of over 65 cm enhances both security and ease of use.  Fully contactless and highly reliable, the iA1000 provides seamless identity authentication for organizations of every size — from data centers and government facilities to corporate offices and small businesses.  FacePAD™ technology into the iA1000 "Organizations in every sector are seeking fast, secure, and contactless ways to manage identity," said Mohammed Murad, Chief Revenue Officer, Iris ID. He adds, "With the integration of our FacePAD™ technology into the iA1000, we are raising the bar for both accuracy and protection against spoofing threats. It’s a powerful fit for organizations safeguarding critical environments, such as data centers, government facilities, and financial institutions. Our multi-modal iris and face fusion solutions showcased at Intersec deliver unmatched flexibility, reliability, and convenience." Iris ID at Booth 3 C39 Alongside the iA1000, Iris ID will showcase these solutions at the booth:   iCAM D2000: Multi-modal iris and face biometric camera with mask detection and capture range up to 100 cm. Its built-in API makes it easy to integrate into different environments, making it ideal for access points and high-traffic facilities.  iCAM TD200: Camera with simultaneous iris and face capture for seamless enrollment, equipped with QAQC protocols to ensure all images are ISO-compliant.  IrisTime™ iT100: A contactless dual iris/face biometric time and attendance platform that integrates seamlessly with workforce management systems, providing accurate, contactless tracking for enterprises.  iCAM M300: A handheld, multi-modal device that performs high-speed dual iris and fingerprint capture in an unparalleled, easy-to-use interface.   iBAR 600E: An innovative iris and face fusion device designed for enrollment and security check-ins at airports and immigration, with a seamless OEM module that streamlines the verification process.  iCAM R100: An OEM iris recognition camera module with high-speed iris capture for up to 100K users with identity confirmation in one second for seamless authentication.   Visit Iris ID at Booth 3 C39 to view iris and multi-modal solutions in action.

Iris ID, a pioneer in iris recognition technology, announced that its FacePAD algorithm version 2.4.2 has successfully cleared the Level 1 iBeta Presentation Attack Detection (PAD) compliance tested with Iris ID iBAR 600E.  The certification underscores Iris ID’s commitment to delivering solutions with the highest standards of biometric security, accuracy and reliability.  Iris ID’s FacePAD algorithm Iris ID’s FacePAD algorithm is effective at distinguishing between the genuine biometrics of a live person Conducted by iBeta Quality Assurance, the world’s pioneering third-party accredited biometric testing laboratory, the PAD test evaluates a product’s resilience against presentation attacks — commonly known as “spoofing.”  Passing the Level 1 PAD assessment verifies that Iris ID’s FacePAD algorithm is highly effective at distinguishing between genuine biometrics of a live person and fraudulent attempts using fakes such as photos, videos, or masks.  Real subject presentation The test method used applied one real subject presentation that alternated with 3 artefact presentations. Each test consisted of 150 presentation attacks and 50 bona fide presentations, or until 8 hours passed. There were a total of 900 attacks, resulting in an Attack Presentation Classification Error Rate of 0%. This means the FacePAD algorithm and the accompanying hardware could not be fooled.   Extending PAD capabilities to facial recognition Iris ID reinforces its duty to delivering the highest levels of security, privacy, and user convenience Long recognized as a pioneer in countermeasure technologies for iris recognition, Iris ID continues to lead the industry in developing solutions that safeguard against spoofing and fraudulent access.  By extending PAD capabilities to facial recognition, Iris ID reinforces its commitment to delivering the highest levels of security, privacy, and user convenience.  This innovation further demonstrates the company’s vision to provide trusted, contactless identity authentication solutions that meet the evolving demands of governments, enterprises, and critical infrastructure worldwide.  Leadership in the biometric market “Achieving iBeta PAD Level 1 certification for the FacePAD algorithm is a major milestone that reinforces our leadership in the biometric market,” said Mohammed Murad, Chief Revenue Officer, Iris ID. “As demand for secure and convenient identity authentication grows globally, this certification gives our partners and customers confidence that Iris ID delivers trusted, field-proven solutions that protect against spoofing threats.” Stringent compliance requirements With the successful completion of iBeta PAD testing, Iris ID continues to expand its portfolio of certified, world-class biometric technologies. These advancements help organizations meet stringent compliance requirements while ensuring the highest levels of trust, security, and convenience in identity authentication. 

A shift toward touchless devices during the coronavirus pandemic has been a boon to the biometrics sector. Another factor in the recent increase in use of biometrics is lower prices, which are a symptom of a maturing market and of new technology capabilities. Increasingly, integration of biometrics with access control and other security systems is expanding use cases and sales numbers. For additional insights, we asked this week’s Expert Panel Roundtable: What are the new trends and opportunities with biometrics (facial, fingerprint, iris and/or voice)?

The concept of how security systems can contribute to the broader business goals of a company is not new. It seems we have been talking about benefits of security systems beyond “just” security for more than a decade. Given the expanding role of technologies in the market, including video and access control, at what point is the term “security” too restrictive to accurately describe what our industry does? We asked the Expert Panel Roundtable for their responses to this premise: Is the description “security technology” too narrow given the broader application possibilities of today’s systems? Why?

Terrorism is in the headlines all over the world. After any such incident, many of us in the physical security market find ourselves asking: What could we have done to prevent it? Assessing risk and preventing catastrophes before the fact are part of our market’s DNA; and yet, too often the random nature of terrorist attacks and their targeting of public places leave us unsure of anything anyone could have done. How can we translate the benefits of our industry’s products into real-world solutions that can prevent terrorist attacks? We presented the question to this week’s Expert Panel Roundtable, and received a variety of interesting responses. Specifically, we asked: How is the recent rise in terrorism impacting the physical security market (e.g., higher demand, different mix of products, etc.)? How should the physical security market respond? What solutions are needed?