Facial recognition is becoming more common. So, how does the technology work? And where else is it being used?

The TSA has been planning to implement facial recognition technology for screening passengers ... by the Commission on Seamless and Secure Air Travel, the TSA screened a whopping 3.1 million ...

British holiday goers touching back down in the UK after their travels will be able to swerve passport queues under plans to use facial recognition technology at ports ... The United States, Canada, ...

As a "quiet crisis" unfolds along the U.S.-Canada border, one expert advocates for the harnessing of cutting-edge ...

Biometric ID and boarding, which use facial recognition technology, are becoming increasingly ... He added that Delta Air Lines has other encryption steps that make it harder for bad actors ...

The accused fired a warning shot in the air before fleeing with the cash ... Daryaganj and Lahori Gate areas. An Israeli facial recognition technology was used to identify the prime suspect ...

a fledgling technology company boasted in a social media post, claiming its facial-recognition tool had identified the woman ...

Our economists say the invisible hand will take care of us. But they ignore what is right in front of them. Manufacturing remains the most productive sector of the American economy.

Kilometers above the Earth’s surface, the ozone layer protects humanity and all life from the sun’s harmful ultraviolet rays.

Biometric travel is taking off with IATA’s Contactless Travel Directory, helping airlines bring paperless, facial recognition ...

The Liberal government has turned its back on made-in-Canada technology for ... the British firm BAE to provide the technology. “It was a slap in the face,” said Dipak Roy, chairman of D- ...