MFACE

Capturing the biometrics of people on the move

In a busy, security-conscious environment, capturing the biometrics of people on the move – without slowing them down – has long been a challenge. Today, MFACE offers a reliable and accurate solution for capturing facial biometrics. No need to stop, no bottleneck, no delay. MFACE identifies a continuous flow of people walking through a designated area in real-time using IDEMIA’s independently-proven facial recognition technology and efficient 3D video tracking.

MFACE performs multi-face tracking and capture for a wide range of applications where high throughput, security and convenience are key. Typical applications include self-service kiosk, self-bag drop, border control and self-boarding. It can be deployed as a standalone unit, desktop unit or as a ready-to-integrate OEM kit.

High throughput, high security

Recognition is achieved instantly using 3D video tracking and accurate face capture and matching, without making any compromise in terms of security.
Easy-to-use

For users, MFACE is a fast and intuitive solution requiring minimal cooperation while keeping them moving seamlessly. Facial image capture and matching are ensured for a wide range of user profiles and behavior.
Low cost of ownership

With no moving parts or lighting and an open software architecture, MFACE is easy to operate, maintain and to integrate into an application workflow.

IDEMIA equips Avinor Oslo Airport with a new border control solution featuring the latest facial recognition technology

With tourism on the rise, Scandinavia’s second busiest airport had to increase throughput and enhance the passenger experience quickly. IDEMIA delivered a state-of-the-art automated border control solution that significantly decreased queues, just in time for Avinor Oslo Airport’s peak season…

Iceland: A leader in the implementation of the European Entry/Exit System

IDEMIA has been selected by the National Commissioner of the Icelandic Police and Isavia—operator of Keflavik Airport (Iceland’s main airport) and other airports—to provide a comprehensive border management system compliant with EU-EES regulations for all air and sea border crossing points, including new equipment.