Princeton Identity
3 known investors
Princeton Identity develops iris-based biometric identity assurance systems, using its Iris-on-the-Move technology and identity server software to provide multi-factor authentication through a single edge device. Its systems serve organizations such as airports, data centers, banks, government R&D labs, manufacturing, and medical facilities for access control, point of sale, and time and attendance.
Investors · 3
Competitors · 4
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Ping Identity16 shared keywordsPing Identity provides identity management and access solutions designed to enable secure, scalable digital growth. The company serves enterprises seeking seamless identity infrastructure.
1Kosmos15 shared keywords1Kosmos provides a platform for digital identity verification and passwordless authentication designed to prevent identity fraud for service providers and enterprises. Its Kantara-certified, FedRAMP High-authorized CSP platform brings government-grade authentication and identity-as-a-service (IDaaS) to commercial operations.
Integrated Biometrics13 shared keywordsIntegrated Biometrics develops biometric identification technology, including FBI-certified fingerprint scanners and a touchless identification SDK that turns a smartphone into a mobile identity device. Its products serve identity verification and authentication use cases.
IDEMIA12 shared keywordsIDEMIA develops biometrics and cryptography technologies for identity and security, offering solutions for payment, connectivity, access, identification, travel, and public safety. It serves governments, state and federal organizations, and enterprises worldwide.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Princeton Identity do?
- Princeton Identity develops iris-based biometric identity assurance systems, using its Iris-on-the-Move technology and identity server software to provide multi-factor authentication through a single edge device. Its systems serve organizations such as airports, data centers, banks, government R&D labs, manufacturing, and medical facilities for access control, point of sale, and time and attendance.
- Who are Princeton Identity's investors?
- Princeton Identity's investors include JobsOhio Ventures, Tech Council Ventures, Golden Seeds.