Example if they encounter problems like hacking on their server. How can be sure that the owners and investors personal profile will not be leaked or get by the hacker? What are the security measure they can provide or any backup servers I think? Just in case.
Security will be as you know it on the blockchain today. What we strive to, is to make your face, the privatekey. This is possible, but facial recognition still need to evolve further, for this to be possible. |
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Not many everyday-use devices can faultlessly recognize the face. This is possible in the iPhone X, but most smartphones do not have such features yet. What do you think about it?
Face recognition will be widely adopted in different phones over time. Just like fingerprint did. So while we develop the system, phones will adopt facial recognition, and this will not be a problem. |
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I'm interested in how quickly or slowly the user will be identified. Everyone knows that sometimes processes on the blockchain are slow, and sometimes it can be very bad.
The identify process on the phone will be a bit slower, than the one there is today. The system need to do a deeper "scan", to be more accurate and reliable. But when the identification is done, then nodes will send the data needed directly to the other device. Then afterwards write things to the chain. So identification process will be instant delivered. |
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Biometrids is about to beat the facial recognition on iPhone X face unlock. Can you explain the details of what the difference between this platform and iPhone X face unlock?
Difference between our product and the face ID in Iphone X, is that we are building a worldwide blockchain database, with capability to store every person. This means that once you are in the chain, you will be there forever. So this can be used for login for anything. Not only apps that runs on Iphone |
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I have a question, this project it only for UK customer and company or they will make their services for global?
The service will be made for global use. Not only UK costumers. |
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Are the team planning to incorporate this platform if accepted in some government to be part of a national ID or something related to government works? Because we all know getting verification in government papers takes a lot of time.
What we are building, is an API. This means, that any company or other project can adopt our verification system. So for instance if a bank wants to use our system, they can use our API, and integrate our platform into theirs. This way any company can use the system and build whatever system they like up against the API |
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I understand how the project works and how to use it. The one I don't understand is the problem of identity in blockchain. What do you mean problem of identity? Is it really a problem? I really appreciate if someone will elaborate it to me. Thanks
The problem is, that people cant identify, if the person they are dealing with is a fraudster. With Biometrids, they can ask the person to identify themselves. This way, you always know that the person is real. There are people all over the world, everyday scamming others for their bitcoins, and other coins. With Biometrids, we can stop this. |
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Hello everyone!
Thank you for all these good questions!
We haven't been notified about replies by email, as we usual are. We will answer all of the questions that have been asked here.
We are sorry about this delay!
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Apple have some problems with face ID at this moment, you don't worry about that?
As we are saying, the system isn't 100% bullet proof just yet. Thats why the first versions will have a privatekey, and a password. So people always can restore their data. We are almost there, where the reliability in facial recognition is 100% I would say we are around 90-95% I want to ask, but if, for example, the face recognition did not recognize my face, how will I be able to access it? Is there any additional password for logging in? To start with each account will have a password and private key. This will be on, as long as the system is evolving, and the machine learning is learning each face. The aim is to not have a private key, and only use the face. This will not be possible from day one, but over time. |
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I think using the facial recognition as a biometric method should only be used as a sub-identification since it has already been tagged as unreliable when it comes to identifying people of having darker skin.
Or I don't know, have you already made some further development for that matter aside from integrating the system to the blockchain?
Now i dont know when and where you read about this with the darker skin. As the facial recognition works today, there should be no problems with these things. The main problems is, if your face changes by surgery or an accident. You can watch this video, and see how much you actually could change your face before it wont recognise you anymore https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltY5R0PNctQSo the conclusion is, even if you do surgery or an accident, this platform can still recognize it. I wonder how are they doing this amazing work. Artificial intelligence and machine learning is the key here. |
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I think using the facial recognition as a biometric method should only be used as a sub-identification since it has already been tagged as unreliable when it comes to identifying people of having darker skin.
Or I don't know, have you already made some further development for that matter aside from integrating the system to the blockchain?
Now i dont know when and where you read about this with the darker skin. As the facial recognition works today, there should be no problems with these things. The main problems is, if your face changes by surgery or an accident. You can watch this video, and see how much you actually could change your face before it wont recognise you anymore https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltY5R0PNctQ |
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Apple have some problems with face ID at this moment, you don't worry about that?
As we are saying, the system isn't 100% bullet proof just yet. Thats why the first versions will have a privatekey, and a password. So people always can restore their data. We are almost there, where the reliability in facial recognition is 100% I would say we are around 90-95% |
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If cоmpеring а fаcе аnd а fingеrprint, whаt’s thе diffеrеncе in uniquеnеss bеtwееn thеm? I’vе bееn tоld sincе my childhооd thаt fingеrprint is uniquе thing!
This is a good question. The difference is, that there is a chance for 1:50.000 for a mistake to happen with fingerprint. With facial recognition the chance is 1:1.000.000. In our first stages of development, we will be adding a password, until the system is developed to a state where the password isn't needed any longer. |
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I am eagerly waiting for the release of the roadmap of the project as this project looks very interesting concept which can upgrade itself every while due to its active team. I think this project also has many competitors in the digital world which will make it a bit hard for this project to grow but I think still this project can get very forward and also become the best of them.
Our roadmap is out already! You can see it directly on our website: http://biometrids.io |
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On which platforms will your program be supported? Will there be a project on the IOS platform? And if so, when are you planning to exit?
There will be apps for both Android and IOS. What do you mean by planning to exit? |
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Face recognition is quite complex. Here is a sneak peak into how we seperate a face recognition system into 4 pieces to create a complete system Visit our website to find out more and the get information on how to follow our different channels. Subscribe to our newsletter to get notified when the roadmap and whitepaper is uploaded for a full read  Looking into your platform is indeed a game changer in identifying someone to be marked as a legit costumer in the field of trading or buying things. But I can't see the picture you're referring to be a sneak peak about how you process the facial recognition? If someone can reply to this post and send me the pic or the link, I'll surely be glad for your answer. Here is the image working. For some reason the picture was named jpg, and its png.  |
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I supposed this question was already been raised but I just wanted to know directly from the dev. What if the clients already been registered at the platform and the next day something bad happen to his/her face?
There is two options. The person might still get recognised. If not, they will need to open a new account with this face. As things evolve, the system will be better an better, at recognising people, even if something bad happens to their face. At our first stages, there will be a password, and a normal privatekey. So people can change the account if anything happens. |
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Please send your report in a private message, and we look into this. |
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so long your preparation for ico lasts, I hope you are well prepared and the fees will be successful.
how much did you raise funds on the pre ico?
have you already recruited employees?
We did only collect 8 ethers doing our PRE-ICO. So it didn't go as we expected.This was due to bad timing. Everything looks much better now, so we will for sure sail this to harbour  Sorry about late reply. For some reason, we do not always get notified about new replies to the thread. |
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Cool idea. Imagine such projects get incorporated in upcoming smartphones.
This is exactly what we are aiming for. Both samsung and Apple phones has facial recognition today. We will combine this into our system. As the hardware will become more and more common, our product will be available for everyone. Sorry about late reply. For some reason, we do not always get notified about new replies to the thread. |
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