Systems that use voice and facial biometrics are used to identify people even when they are not in physical contact. These systems offer a special blend of speech and face recognition metrics that guarantee optimal security while being quick and simple to use. Face and voice biometrics come in a variety of forms, including DNA matching, voice identification, and eyes-iris recognition. The market is growing because of the growing threat to security posed by things like physical attacks, violence on campuses, terrorist attacks, and burglaries, among other things. The finance industry is leading the way in adopting facial and voice biometrics as a means of digital security due to the rise in internet-based businesses, widespread usage of online banking, and increased demand for security.  

Drivers- The growing number of drone applications in various commercial sectors, including media and entertainment, surveying, and others, is one factor driving the high demand for face recognition technology. For example, Israel is using facial recognition technology in drones for military surveillance. By placing cameras in possible hotspots for criminal activity across the globe, face recognition systems are constantly being improved to help deter crime.

 

Challenges- The absence of uniformity in biometric data collection formats and protocols is anticipated to present certain obstacles for industry participants venturing into new geographical areas. Furthermore, the main obstacles facing companies offering enterprise integration solutions continue to be those related to the integration of face and voice biometrics systems and their compatibility with current biometric security solution trends. 

The COVID-19 pandemic has increased interest in biometrics, particularly contactless biometrics, as people become less tolerant of touch. As long as businesses are conducting their operations remotely, strong digital authentication and fraud prevention have become imperative. At the same time, mask use is decreasing facial recognition biometric accuracy. As a result, voice has emerged as a practical authentication technique. A person's distinct voice traits, such as cadence, rhythm, inflexion, tempo, sound pattern, and rhythm, are recorded by voice biometric systems as a "Voiceprint." The generated voiceprint is encrypted and stored to prevent voice verification. Voice biometric technology is set to completely transform the industry because it is more precise, user-friendly, and affordable than ever.   

The market study provides market data by competitive landscape, revenue analysis, market segments and detailed analysis of key market players such as; Atos SE, Apple Inc., Cognitec Systems GmbH, FaceFirst, ImageWare Systems Inc., NEC Corporation, Nuance Communications, Inc., Morpho (Safran), M2SYS Technologies. 

By Type: Based on the Type, Global Face and Voice Biometrics Market is segmented as; Conventional and Mobile.

 

By Technology: Based on the Technology, Global Face and Voice Biometrics Market is segmented as; Face Biometrics and Voice Biometrics.

By End User: Based on the End User, Global Face and Voice Biometrics Market is segmented as; Banking, Commercial Uses, Financial Services and Insurance, Government Departments, Healthcare Services, IT & Telecom Companies, Law Enforcement Agencies and Military and Defense Sector.

By Region: This research also includes data for North America, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, Middle East & Africa and Europe.

This study also encompasses various drivers and restraining factors of this market for the forecast period. Various growth opportunities are also discussed in the report.