The founder of Israeli software company Amdocs has been named chairman of the board of Israeli gait biometrics startup FST Biometrics.FST announced Wednesday that Avi Naor, who was already a board member, had made a $3.1 million investment in the firm and would now serve as chairman.FST has previously noted that its In Motion Identification technology offers “seamless and non-invasive identification use” for access control.In Motion Identification is a fusion of facial recognition, behavioral analytics, and voice analytics. The technology is able to identify authorised individuals from a distance, and in-motion.”There is no slowing down or stopping for the user, as the system provides a seamless access experience that is accurate, reliable and non-intrusive. It identifies authorised personnel quickly and efficiently, providing true, secure access, at the speed of life”, said FST.
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