Intel has gingerly dipped a toe into the face-based authentication market with the launch of its RealSense ID product.
Aimed primarily at corporate customers and those dabbling in embedded systems, RealSense ID will allow individuals to prove their identity based purely on their facial features. The inaugural hardware is available in two variants: a module which can be embedded into larger projects, and a complete peripheral unit that's ready to use out of the box.
In terms of security, Chipzilla has made some bold claims, stating RealSense ID has a one-in-one-million false acceptance rate and can withstand the usual attempts to circumvent face-based authentication tools, like masks and photographs, with – according to its RealSense webpage – a spoof acceptance rate of less than 0.1 per c ..
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