Sharing
Trust
Successful sharing economy platforms rely on trust between strangers. This sense of trust makes the entire platform function well, ensuring that people can comfortably share and exchange without worry. With this in mind, it is essential that these platforms understand how to build and nurture trust among users. One way to help users trust each other is by integrating trustworthy biometric tools that verify the identities of users.
The fifth issue of the Trust Report explores biometrics’ role in increasing trust and building reliable sharing economy platforms all over the world.
“When companies seek biometric services, it shows responsibility and care,” says remote identity verification expert
The pandemic kickstarted the use of biometrics. Solutions like remote identity verification made it easier for major companies to operate, and since then, this technology has become widespread, especially in areas like the sharing economy.
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How to apply colour psychology in the redesign of biometric applications
Delve into how Innovatrics applied colour psychology principles in the ABIS redesign, creating a consistent visual language and simplifying tasks for thousands of users.
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How biometric identity verification protects passengers using
ride-hailing apps
To get home one night, you order a taxi through a ride-hailing app. You don’t check who your driver is because you don’t have to. With driver face verification and liveness check algorithms, you know that the ride-hailing app continuously verifies thousands of drivers, making all the rides you take safe.
Carpooling in wartime
and spare air mattresses:
a visual history
of the sharing economy
From gathering food around a tribal fire to downloading popular MP3 songs in the late 1990s, sharing is something humans have always done. Join us on a visual journey through the decentralised economy and discover how technology has revolutionised the way we share – disrupting both industries and society in the last few decades.
“Thanks to powerful servers, training a face recognition algorithm now takes just ten days instead of a year,” says R&D lead Jakub Sochor
For decades, fingerprint recognition has been the holy grail of secure biometric authentication. Yet, with the rapid progression and widespread acceptance of facial recognition, is there a new frontrunner?
From sci-fi to reality:
How biometrics has travelled through movie screens and into our daily lives
How well did sci-fi movies of the past predict the biometric technologies that are now a reality, and which sci-fi concepts have remained fiction?
VR travel, space data or energy: how far can the sharing economy go?
Luxurious cars, electric bikes, or extravagant vacation homes – thanks to the sharing economy, you can have all these things without “having” any of them. But how far can this trend stretch? Let’s explore how the sharing economy will shape industries in the coming years.
