About our core technologies and products
- OmniFaceId: is a face recognition search engine that can be used to develop face recognition applications. OmniFaceId is developed based on our award-winning technologies which have been benchmarked by NIST. The technologies are continuously being improved. The progress of the improvement of OmniFaceId can be found in the NIST FRVT test.
- OmniVoiceId: is a voice biometric recognition engine that takes the inputting voice of an individual and compares it with the pre-enrolled voice of the people to identify or verify whose voice of the individual it belongs to.
- OmniFileSecure: an application that encrypts and decrypts a file using face and/or voice. This is an example of the application developed using OmniFaceId/OmniVoiceId. The application can be run on a mobile device or PC, making a file more secure.
- OmniImageId: is an image-based recognition engine that takes an input image and compares it with the pre-enrolled images to find the closest match. The engine can be used widely used for all different types of image-based applications. The first version was released in 10/2022.
- OmniFingerprintSDK: consists of a set of CNN-based fingerprint encoders and matchers. The first version was released in 9/2022.
- OmniABIS: is a cloud/server-based biometric(face/voice) verification and identification system built based on our OmniFaceSDK and OmniVoiceSDK which can be used to provide a higher level of security and flexibility service to the customers and can also be used for a specific application based on a customer’s application requirement. The first version was released on 12/2022. In future releases, OmniFingerprintSDK will be incorporated into OmniABIS.
- Omni Eco-Security Control Access System: this is a turnkey system that unifies access control, security surveillance, and time attendance into an eco-user-friendly system based on our face and fingerprint SDKS. The first version of the turnkey product will be released in 8/2023.
- OmniDocuSign: an application allowing a user to sign and verify a digital document using face and/or voice to form a digital signature and verify the document. This is an example of the application developed using OmniFaceId/OmniFingerprint/OmniVoiceId. The first version of the application will be released in 12/2023.
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Our first version eco-security control system
The system as shown above figure can be flexibly configured with N entrance multi-biometric access control device terminals, N exit face access control device terminals, N door locks, and N surveillance cameras managed with a PC server program or through cloud service or a smartphone app. The system is scheduled to be released in 8/2023
evolution of our SDKs oN NIST TESTs
We have submitted three SDK for NIST FRVT Ongoing benchmark as of 3/24/2022. The left graph extracted from the NIST report shows the three sdk accuracy improvement on NIST three datasets. The OMNIGARDE_002 which was submitted on 1/19/2022. The test results were published on 3/17/2022. False non-matching rate is less than .6% at .001% FAR on the three tested datasets. OMNIGARDE_002 sdk achieved rank-3 among US submitted companies and 22 among world-wide submitted companies on 3/17/2022. Two more sdks are expected to be submitted by our company in 2022. Stay tuned for the new improved results.
We have submitted a fingerprint minutiae matching SDK for NIST MINEX III Ongoing benchmark on 2/10/2023. Our SDK omnigarde+0003 performed rank-1 among all US submitted sdks and rank-5/rank-6 among all world wide submitted companies/sdks. The right table extracted from the NIST MINEX III website shows the sdk matching interchangeability accuracy/ranking on the top performance SDKs. The test result of our template matcher achieved 0.043% FNMR@1%FAR pooled result in the 2 fingers matching interchangeability test.
About MINEX III
The Fingerprint Minutiae Interoperability Exchange(MINEX) III is an interoperability standard ongoing test to evaluate state of the art fingerprint recognition software from worldwide fingerprint developers, which is run by National Institute of Standards and Technology(NIST), and evaluates the compliance of template generators and template matchers across different vendors. The test is used to establish compliance of template generators and template matchers for the U.S. Government’s Personal Identity Verification (PIV) program. NIST’s MINEX III test is the most stringent benchmark to evaluate fingerprint template generation and matching.
The NIST PIV program defines 2 levels of accuracy specifications. Vendors only achieve full compliance if they satisfy all requirements for both Level 1 and Level 2 PIV compliance. Compliance with the PIV program is often a mandatory requirement for worldwide public and private tenders that require fingerprint technology. The US Government mandates the use of only PIV Programmed fingerprint template generators and matchers as it guarantees security and interoperability.