Human Recognition Systems

Mar 23, 2011 / Source: Liverpool Echo

In an unassuming office block in Wavertree, Neil Norman's company Human Recogntition Systems (HRS) is turning science fiction into fact.

Mar 17, 2011 / Source: Info4Security

Speaking of awards, hats off to Human Recognition Systems for scooping the £30,000 first prize in the Office for Security and Counter Terrorism’s INSTINCT Technology Demonstrator 2 project.

Mar 8, 2011 / Source: Find Biometrics

The UK INSTINCT Programme, a cross-Government organization led by the Office for Security and Counter Terrorism (OSCT) within the Home Office has awarded Human Recognition Systems (HRS) the first prize in the INSTINCT Technology Demonstrator 2 (TD2) project; the winning prize receives £30,000 to allow the company to continue developing cutting edge products.

Mar 7, 2011 / Source: Security Park

Human Recognition Systems (HRS) has been awarded the first prize in the Office for Security and Counter Terrorism’s INSTINCT Technology Demonstrator 2 (TD2) project, receiving a winning prize fund of £30,000 to let the company to continue developing cutting edge products.

Mar 1, 2011 / Source: Jane's Airport Review

Gatwick airport is set to incorporate advanced biometrics and flow measurement tools to improve customer service in its upgraded South Terminal.  

Mar 1, 2011 / Source: Insider Media Limited

Liverpool-headquartered Human Recognition Systems (HRS) has won a Home Office for its work on a project to help counter terrorism at airports – and help them increase revenues.

Feb 28, 2011 / Source: AOA

As Manchester airport seeks to further heighten security and expedite the overall security process, innovative techniques have been embraced.