NSWCDD IDS

IMAGE: NORFOLK, Va. – A Navy visit, board, search, seizure (VBSS) team boards a ship during training supported by the Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD) Identity Dominance System (IDS) Mobile Training Team. The system – to be upgraded with a Dahlgren-developed IDS technology refresh in fiscal 2021 – collects biometrics such as face, finger, and iris images, and enrolls that information into a local database to match against known persons of interest. Once the information has been captured, the system sends the information back to the authoritative database. Since the outbreak of COVID-19, NSWCDD scientists and engineers transitioned to telework while developing software in support of a complete technology refresh focused on modifying the IDS form factor to be smaller and lighter with an enhanced system performance that increases computing power, speed, local matching and communications capabilities. (U.S. Navy photo/Released)

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NORFOLK, VA - NORFOLK, Va. – A Navy visit, board, search, seizure (VBSS) team boards a ship during training supported by the Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD) Identity Dominance System (IDS) Mobile Training Team. The system – to be upgraded with a Dahlgren-developed IDS technology refresh in fiscal 2021 – collects biometrics such as face, finger, and iris images, and enrolls that information into a local database to match against known persons of interest. Once the information has been captured, the system sends the information back to the authoritative database. Since the outbreak of COVID-19, NSWCDD scientists and engineers transitioned to telework while developing software in support of a complete technology refresh focused on modifying the IDS form factor to be smaller and lighter with an enhanced system performance that increases computing power, speed, local matching and communications capabilities. (U.S. Navy photo/Released)

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