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StereoVision Imaging is a privately-held corporation based in Calabasas, California. The Company is a leading developer of innovative computer vision software and hardware solutions for computationally intense problems and applications. It has developed and deployed with the U.S. Military a revolutionary mid-range, hand-held 3D facial recognition technology that integrates traditional binocular optics with proprietary image enhancement facial analytic algorithms. This Facial Recognition Binocular System (FRBS) enables the identification of non-cooperative “persons-of-interest” under challenging uncontrolled environmental conditions with very high levels of accuracy.
In February 2018, StereoVision Imaging acquired all of the assets of Digital Signal Corporation (DSC), a leader in the development of human identification technology. DSC developed revolutionary 3D facial intelligence solutions, incorporating FMCW LIDAR-based sensors and proprietary software and systems, which provide full-cycle Identity Intelligence, including enrollment, monitoring and identity analytics. SVI also acquired a significant portfolio of U.S. and International patents related to the use of LIDAR technology for 3D facial recognition and other potential applications.
In February 2018, StereoVision Imaging acquired all of the assets of Digital Signal Corporation (DSC), a leader in the development of human identification technology. DSC developed revolutionary 3D facial intelligence solutions, incorporating FMCW LIDAR-based sensors and proprietary software and systems, which provide full-cycle Identity Intelligence, including enrollment, monitoring and identity analytics. SVI also acquired a significant portfolio of U.S. and International patents related to the use of LIDAR technology for 3D facial recognition and other potential applications.
Overview
Location
United States, California, Pasadena
Employees
51-200
Founded date
2000
FAQ about StereoVision Imaging
When was StereoVision Imaging founded?
StereoVision Imaging was founded in 2000.
Is StereoVision Imaging still active?
StereoVision Imaging is probably closed.