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Top Shelf and Made in the U.S., Paravision Touts Leading NIST Face Recognition Algorithm

Top Shelf and Made in the U.S., Paravision Touts Leading NIST Face Recognition Algorithm
Benji Hutchinson, president and chief operating officer, Paravision. LinkedIn photo.

After earning the top ranking in a U.S. government evaluation of software algorithms for face recognition, California-based Paravision is letting it be known that the small company is a force to reckon with and can meet the needs of private and public sector customers worldwide looking for top rated technology that isn’t tainted by association with the Chinese government. “People see us as a lightweight, nimble company that is able to produce globally ranked technology quickly and effectively in an…

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