'Make in Vietnam' facial recognition technology solution ranked in the world's top 12

According to the latest announcement of the US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), the CIVAMS facial recognition solution researched by CMC Technology Group has entered the top 12 in the world and top 1 in Vietnam.

The results were recorded according to the NIST report on the Face Recognition Technology Evaluation (FRTE) 1:1 Verification.

Surpassing 535 FaceID recognition solutions in the world and developed by large units in Vietnam sent to NIST, CIVAMS facial recognition solution researched by CMC Technology Group has entered the world's top 12. In Vietnam, CMC's facial recognition technology is ranked at the top of the list.

Facial recognition methods are being deployed.

FRTE 1:1 Verification is a global facial recognition technology quality measurement and evaluation program conducted by NIST. Every month, NIST conducts a monthly assessment of the accuracy of automatic facial recognition methods from leading technology companies around the world. The assessment is based on measuring the performance, accuracy, speed, storage capacity and memory consumption of facial recognition methods, then compiled into reports.

Dr. Dang Minh Tuan, Director of CMC ATI Technology Application Research Institute, said: “To achieve this result, we have overcome many technological challenges to create a difference in accuracy, recognition speed, especially the ability to quickly search with large data of 160 million faces. This is also a testament to the fact that with high determination, combined with a passion for technology and a spirit of readiness to face challenges, Vietnam can absolutely achieve high rankings in the field of AI in particular and the field of high technology in general.”

CIVAMS solution is a product developed by CMC ATI Technology Application Research Institute since 2019. This is a Make in Vietnam product with CMC ATI Institute completely owning the core technology.

(Source: Tin Tuc Newspaper)

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