Rob Haslam, TECH5 Strategic Advisor, is interviewed by FindBiometrics on the subjects of the company’s 2020 milestones, strategic focus and plans for 2021
TECH5 is one of the fastest-rising vendors in the biometrics industry today. Offering solutions based on facial, fingerprint, and iris recognition, the company is active across a number of sectors. In recent months, TECH5 achieved very strong results in National...
TECH5 Introduces its Latest Face Matching Engine for Touchless Access Control and Time and Attendance
TECH5 launched its latest software solution based on T5-Face, one of the company’s core biometric technologies, with built-in facial mask detection, that will be used for touchless access control and time and attendance use cases. Products based on T5-Face identify...
TECH5 Approach for an Opportunistic Future in the Global Biometrics Market
TECH5 is a Geneva-based international technology company, dedicated to design, develop, and distribute biometrics-driven Identity Management solutions. Their team is seasoned with industry professionals, focused on innovating scalable products built on the experience...
Redefining Examination Security in India through Touchless Biometric-Based ID Verification Solution
October 29th, 2020, Geneva. TECH5 and Innovatiview announce their partnership to bring a face recognition-based examination ID to the Indian market. This much needed innovative exam security solution in the digital transformation era can be incorporated into the...
TECH5 Teams Up with Rob Haslam as Strategic Adviser for the T5-IDencode Digital ID Platform.
Rob Haslam, an expert with 30 years’ experience in the secure identity industry, becomes a strategic adviser of TECH5 to help defining a 3-year strategy and customer-focused business plan for the company’s latest product – T5-IDencode and related biometric platforms and technologies for identity management.
Face Recognition and Liveness Detection: Crucial Success Factors for Mission Critical Digital Onboarding
The new world that COVID-19 has plunged us into has made it indisputably clear that our physical and financial survival will depend on how we choose to do business. Currently, part of that strategy is to minimize contact not only with others, but also with surfaces. As such, the move towards contactless interactions has skyrocketed