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| Symtron Leads the Development
of Biometrics in Silicon Valley |
(Sunnyvale, California)
Symtron Technology, famous for its leading face
recognition technology, will demonstrate its portfolio
of solutions, "FaceOn Surveillance",
"FaceOn PC Suite", and "FaceOn
Access Control" at the Silicon Valley Technology
and Homeland Security Summit and Expo in San Jose
on the 13th of December.
After the events of September 11th, the stock
market plunged, the economy weakened and national
security became a top priority in this country.
Symtron Technology, Inc. is attending this Summit
& Expo in support of Silicon Valley's leadership
to enhance homeland security through the development
of the biometrics market.
Symtron's core technology lies
in verifying a person's identity through means
of face recognition technology. In response
to the immediate worldwide response against
terrorism, Symtron provides non-intrusive biometric
solutions, such as the "FaceOn Surveillance
System", for use in key public areas such
as airports, municipal buildings, etc. The "FaceOn
PC Suite"and "FaceOn Access Control"products
enable enterprises to secure access to data
and physical environments through the unique
identification and verification of facial recognition
technology.
The FaceOn portfolio of products
are ideal for use in critical infrastructures
and environments such as cybersecurity, biosecurity,
military, public policy and financial services.
Symtron believes that the biometric security
industry and its products can help shape the
future of the Silicon Valley economy by providing
new jobs and skill requirements to the area.
FaceOn solutions use Neural Network and Artificial
Intelligence technologies to capture facial
features as unique attributes. FaceOn then compares
the enrolled face with a stored digital image
to validate the person's authenticity. Utilizing
its advanced technologies, FaceOn products also
verify whether an enrolled face is a live person
or a photo to prevent intrusion. Moreover, if
someone really wants to intrude the FaceOn system,
his or her face print will be stored in a database
for tracing purposes.
With this innovative and easy to
use technology, Symtron expects to attract a
great deal of attention from both buyers and
media at today's event. With its dynamic display,
Symtron becomes the hottest spot at the show
for the exchange of industrial information among
the exhibitors.
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