CBP Looks to Expand Its Use of Facial Recognition Technology

The Marseille airport will soon deploy a new system allowing passengers to stop taking out their identity papers, from check-in to boarding. A very important saving of time for passengers and staff.

DHS, CBP Looking For Facial Recognition Tech That Will Allow Them To Scan Every Person In A Vehicle

The festival of bad ideas continues. Despite facial recognition having proven over and over again it's not really the solution to speedy ID verification that far too many people think it is, government agencies (along with retailers, sports arenas, and bored billionaires) seem to believe the real problem is that there just hasn't been enough…

CBP looks to expand its use of facial recognition technology

Customs and Border Protection is looking to expand its use of facial recognition. In a new request for information, CBP said it’s seeking solutions for capturing facial images of occupants in vehicles. The technology would be used at ports of entry to compare biometrics in CBP’s Traveler Verification Service. CBP and other Homeland Security agencies have been expanding their use of facial recognition to expedite traveler screening in recent year…

U.S. border control’s facial biometrics plans will affect Canadians

U.S. Customs and Border Protection confirmed plans to use facial biometrics at its northern and southern land borders.

Orlando International Airport partners with CBP to enhance process for international arrivals

The following article was published by Future Travel Experience Orlando International Airport is rolling out Enhanced Passenger Processing – a cutting-edge biometric system developed with U.S. CBP to streamline passenger arrivals and enhance travel efficiency. Orlando International Airport is rolling out Enhanced Passenger Processing – a cutting-edge biometric system developed with U.S. CBP to streamline passenger arrivals and enhance travel eff…