Today Precise Biometrics is releasing BioLive’s embedded version, which extends its robust security features beyond mobile devices, to include laptops, smart locks, vehicles, and other devices where the algorithm products are integrated directly into the device to optimize performance, power consumption and design. It enables seamless integration into a wider range of applications, delivering unparalleled security across platforms.
 
BioLive provides real-time verification, adding an additional security layer to the high-end Precise BioMatch solution. BioLive ensures that biometric prints are authentic, minimizing the risk of unauthorized access, identity theft, spoofing and tampering.

The upgraded BioLive product is built on a technology platform based on advanced AI and deep learning, resulting in substantial performance and security enhancements. Early assessments have shown up to a 50X performance boost from already high levels, further solidifying Precise’s position as a leader in biometric security.

BioLive’s real-time anti-spoofing and liveness verification continue to serve as critical tools for high-security organizations, effectively mitigating risks, safeguarding sensitive information and preventing financial losses. 

Joakim Nydemark, CEO of Precise Biometrics, comments: 
“The introduction of the embedded version of BioLive aligns with our commercial strategy to broaden our offering to new markets and additional verticals. By integrating the  advanced matching capabilities of Precise BioMatch with the robust liveness detection of Precise BioLive, our customers will benefit from superior security and comply with the highest market demands. I am confident that we will generate new revenue streams from both existing and new partners targeting embedded solutions for cars, smart locks, laptops, and more.”

For further information on BioLive and its applications across mobile and embedded platforms, visit the company website and watch the latest video interview featuring Fredrik Rosqvist, Product Owner, and Henrik Winberg, CCO for Biometric Technologies.