RealSense today announced that the company will showcase its new RealSense ID Pro solution at ISC West, Booth #20137.

Several industry leaders will partner with RealSense, including dormakaba and Ones Technology.

RealSense said that the ID Pro solution was designed to build on the F450 model to provide a step toward intent-aware access control in facial authentication. The goal is to allow for solutions to be situationally aware rather than simply recognizing identity.

“This will be a breakout year for biometrics in access control, and RealSense is uniquely positioned to lead it,” said Nadav Orbach, CEO of RealSense. “ID Pro gives our partners uncompromising performance, privacy and flexibility to deploy advanced biometric access control at scale, with no trade-offs.”

ID Pro aims to deliver a compact, production-ready solution that RealSense said provides person identification beyond the face. The solution features 99.77% biometric accuracy across diverse populations, which is NIST-verified in its latest 1:1 FRVT testing. Other capabilities include Authentication in under 250ms, support for 10,000 faceprints in one device, Privacy-first architecture with no storage of personal information, API-driven integration for drop-in deployment and utilization of trusted datasets, training and AI and ML policies.

RealSense also announced that it has achieved iBeta Level 2 Presentation Attack Detection (PAD) compliance to the ISO/IEC 30107-3 standard. The company passed the compliance testing on its first attempt. RealSense said that this achievement puts the company in position to pursue further Level 3 testing.

“RealSense is the world leader in intelligent vision systems, delivering the Visual Cortex for Physical AI,” said Orbach. “Our mission is to enable a smarter and safer world where machines can see, reason and act responsibly. Our approach to biometrics mirrors our approach to computer vision. We integrate privacy and ethical standards into everything we produce, resulting in one of the most trusted platforms in the world for biometric access control.”