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Sensory’s Biometric Solution Recognizes Users Wearing Face Masks and Doesn't Require Touch

June 2, 2020 Tiera Oliver

Sensory announced that its TrulySecure face and voice biometric fusion platform has been adapted to help device and app developers create products for the new normal. TrulySecure is able to recognize users while wearing masks and detect coughs and sneezes.

Sensory's TrulySecure utilizes biometric fusion and multiple enrollments to avoid the limitations of typical facial recognition solutions.

Sensory has combined both face and voice into one SDK. Developers can leverage both face and voice biometrics in real-time to provide a contact free experience to the end-user.

TrulySecure natively supports alternate appearances by enabling multiple enrollments. Enrollments for both face and voice can be saved with mask on and mask off. This way the software can always apply the appropriate template to ensure accurate recognition in all conditions.

Sound ID is a feature within the TrulySecure suite of AI solutions. Sensory has applied their deep learning model training to include cough and sneeze detection.

For more information about Sensory and its technology, please visit www.sensory.com

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Tiera Oliver, edtorial intern for Embedded Computing Design, is responsible for web content edits as well as newsletter updates. She also assists in news content as far as constructing and editing stories. Before interning for ECD, Tiera had recently graduated from Northern Arizona University where she received her B.A. in journalism and political science and worked as a news reporter for the university's student led newspaper, The Lumberjack.
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