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IARPA launches CREATE program
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The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity, in the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, announced on February 8 a multi-year research effort to develop and test large-scale, structured collaboration methods to improve reasoning.
IARPA Program Seeks to Build Up Analytic Reasoning Through Crowdsourcing-Based Platforms
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The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity has launched a new program to develop and test technology platforms that seek to use crowdsourcing to help analysts and decision makers understand and determine whether assumptions and evidence support their conclusions.
Locking down containers
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Containerization can be a great way to control information sharing, but securing containers has a way to go toward maturity, said Kerry Long, a program manager at the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity.
IARPA Wants Autonomous Fingerprint Tech
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The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity’s Nail to Nail Fingerprint Challenge seeks a biometric capture device that does not require a human operator to roll a subject’s finger over a capture surface but still provides as good or better data.
IARPA Launches Challenge to Facilitate Biometric Fingerprint Collection System Development
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The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity has unveiled a competition that seeks to develop new biometric systems designed to recognize and capture complete fingerprints without the need for human operators.
Intelligence agency opens $325,000 advanced, automated fingerprint gathering competition
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Researchers at the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA) are looking to the public to build a next-generation, automated fingerprint recognition system.
Making fingerprints more reliable biometrics
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In the next few weeks, the intelligence community's research arm will launch two programs aimed at detecting fake fingerprints and developing devices to collect fingerprint data without a human operator.
IARPA's Odin program, set to begin with four prime developers in early March, aims to build detection technologies that can sense "presentation attacks" on biometric devices, such as fingerprint sensors.
