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Aerendir Mobile Inc. Releases Peer-Reviewed Research Through the International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction: 90% of Internet users want their privacy back

August 18, 2020

For any online breach, there are offline consequences.

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Aerendir to be Featured on Advancements Television Series

March 24, 2020

Explore developments in physiologic biometric authentication technology.

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Aerendir Mobile Inc. and SiFive Inc. Collaborate to Accelerate the Adoption of AI-Enabled Processors

November 12, 2019

Use of SiFive’s RISC-V Core IP Enables Low Power AI IoT Edge and End Point Devices.

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FIDO2 Browser Support, New Certified Products Continue Momentum Towards Passwordless Future

December 14, 2018

FIDO2 support is growing rapidly in the ecosystem, setting the stage for a future that is far less dependent on passwords.

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Aerendir Research Suggests Consumers are Unhappy with Current Privacy Practices
August 18, 2020

Aerendir Research Suggests Consumers are Unhappy with Current Privacy Practices

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Should The CTO Code? 16 Tech Leaders Weigh In

August 10, 2020

In today’s digital world, the role of chief technology officer has expanded. CTOs are more involved in every aspect of their companies and have taken on roles that are more focused on overall strategy and are often customer-facing. Their education and inclination may lead them to keep their heads down and focus on programming and coding—but is this the best use of their experience, talent, time and energy?

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The Future Is Now: “An Anti-AI-bot” With Dr. Martin Zizi of Aerendir Mobile

April 17, 2020

For a long time, technology companies have taken advantage of consumer’s information, whether it is posted freely online or collected obtrusively. What started as a respectable need to use IT to enhance products, improve user experiences, and decrease costs, ended up creating a monster that can track data and use it without the customer’s knowledge. Aerendir is MY answer as to what might change the world.

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From the cloud to the mist: Aerendir CEO on the future of AI and controlled identity data

March 17, 2020

Even as artificial intelligence, biometrics and the internet of things become part of our everyday lives, tech has a big problem, according to Aerendir Founder and CEO Dr. Martin Zizi.

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New world. "Revolutionary" technology to guarantee digital identity

February 22, 2020

Une startup belgo-américaine, Aerendir, a mis au point une technique biométrique d’un nouveau genre qui vise à remplacer les capteurs d’empreinte digitale ou la reconnaissance faciale.

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Year in Review: The Industry Speaks, Part 1 – Surfing the Privacy Wave as Biometrics Surge

February 4, 2020

Our 2019 survey collected responses from over 230 industry experts, and our analysis of the results thus far has been enlightening as we set the stage for a new decade of biometrics. To balance out the larger industry discussion, it’s time to take a look at how 2019 was for many of the companies that participated in the Year in Review.

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INTERVIEW: Aerendir CEO Martin Zizi Demystifies Physiological Biometrics

December 17, 2019

Find Biometrics President Peter O’Neill recently had the opportunity to interview Martin Zizi, CEO of Aerendir, a leading pioneer of novel physiological biometric identity technology.

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How IoT Can Compromise Your Home's Safety and Security

November 18, 2019

In this 2-part series, we’ll explore how IoT can make your home more secure and also examine IoT security risks that can inadvertently make your home less secure.

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Biometrics On Blockchain: Preventing The Surveillance State

October 29, 2019

Biometrics On Blockchain: Preventing The Surveillance State

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How Facial Recognition Needs To Improve To Be Effective

October 4, 2019

Constituents demand value, service, safety and reliable continuation of services, no matter what potential disruptions threaten on the horizon. Software technology must evolve to keep pace.

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Forget fingerprint. Bring on Butt Biometrics.

September 9, 2019

“If you give me your butt a few seconds, I’ll turn it into a useful piece of information.” If that quote doesn’t entice you to listen to this episode, nothing will. Martin Zizi is the CEO and founder of the biometrics company Aerendir. The big idea: measure the micro-vibrations from a person’s body to authenticate the person’s brain.

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Enterprises need to plan for deepfake technology

June 25, 2019

Politicians and Hollywood stars aren't the only ones at risk: Enterprises need to understand the dangers deepfakes pose to their brands and employees. Here's a primer.

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The Neurophysiologist and a New Form of Biometrics

May 27, 2019

Passwords and pins are passé. A recent study shows that at least 770 million biometric authentication applications will be downloaded worldwide by 2019. The numbers are staggering, 65% of mobile transactions will be secured using biometrics by 2020 and 99% of smartphones will be biometrically enabled by 2021.

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What your car will know about you

May 10, 2019

Cars will soon be able to recognize you by your eyes, skin, gait and even your heartbeat, enabling a host of personalized experiences but raising troubling privacy questions, too.

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Could brain power be the new car key?

May 1, 2019

With advances in biometric technology, the human body becomes the key to the vehicle and the challenge of authentication steps up a gear.

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5G is much more than a cellular service

April 29, 2019

In March, the world’s first 5G-powered remote brain surgery was performed by Dr. Ling Zhipei in China. From a location in the Hainan Islands, Dr. Zhipei operated on a patient with Parkinson’s disease in Beijing – approximately 3,000 kilometers away.

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How do we make the Internet real again?

April 5, 2019

In today’s climate, bots have effectively gone through a transitional phase and are now closely related to what we see on social media. In many ways, social media has created an entirely new playground for bots to run rampant.

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The Flaws and Dangers of Facial Recognition

March 1, 2019

When dealing with airport and border security, we need databases, we need to share information and we need law enforcement. However, for day-to-day authentication use cases like IoT, we should resort to physiologic biometrics that rely on unique live signals. Such live signals allow for effective authentication while at the same time protecting privacy and democracy.

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How To Combine Physiological Biometrics And Blockchain For Heightened Security

January 16, 2019

“It takes two flints to a make a fire.” This quote describes how I envision physiologic biometrics enabling blockchain success. Blockchain restores trust by putting it in the hands of many instead of relying on a centralized entity, which gives it the potential to become one of the most important breakthroughs of our time. This trust can then be used to share and store legal, medical, financial or personal information.

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How biometric technologies will help secure the future of the automotive industry

January 8, 2019

The safety and security of the human in self-driving vehicles

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Q&A: Where is biometric technology heading next?

December 13, 2018

The future of Biotchnology Development discuseed via Q&A.

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Q&A: Vibrational biometric system for identity recognition

December 13, 2018

Vibrational biometric system for identity recognition discuseed via Q&A.

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5 Biometric Security Measures to Keep You Safer in 2019

December 6, 2018

Facial recognition, gait analysis, and behavioral, palm, and voice biometrics are some of today's cutting-edge biometric technologies that can help identify and authenticate users.

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Introducing bAIometrics: biometrics with {AI} inside

August 16, 2018

Among UX designers, mobile platforms have established priority.

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Why Innovation And Regulation Should Work Together

August 9, 2018

If there is one single matter that worries tech leaders today it is the difficulty in conciliating innovation and regulation.

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INTERVIEW: Martin Zizi, and Pierre Pozzi, Aerendir Mobile, Inc.

March 20, 2018

The interview begins with an overview of NeuroPrint from Zizi, explaining how proprioception is used for identity and authentication purposes, and revealing the elegant inspiration behind the technology.

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Aerendir Introduces Proprioceptive Neurophysiology For Authentication

March 19, 2018

A new Silicon Valley firm is taking a new approach to mobile biometric authentication. Called Aerendir, the company specializes in what it calls ‘Touch Technology’ based on, as its website explains, “proprioceptive neurophysiology.”

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New biometric modality “Neuro-Finger Print” invented by neurophysiologist

March 16, 2018

A new form of biometric technology has been invented by neurophysiologist and Aerendir founder Martin Zizi, who claims that it is nearly impossible to spoof or hack, Techworld reports.

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Neurophysiologist has the nerve to invent new biometric

March 15, 2018

Neurophysiologist has the nerve to invent new biometric sytem.
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