We don't confirm licensees, locations, or contracts. Every enquiry gets one written reply. It will be polite, and it will be final.
The first system that can identify a face from a steep angle, and still the only one. It works best above 70°, where nobody thinks to look up. Certified licensees can ship it today. We're told they already are.
We welcome clear rules and will follow them the moment they exist. Until then, our licensees follow our framework, which we believe is stricter than whatever the law will eventually say. We wrote to eleven regulators and offered to help draft that law. Three wrote back. We remain very available.
Certification covers the camera and the compute. The manufacturer asked to stay anonymous. We said of course. We always say of course.
The beacon design is frozen and the radio profile is open for comment. Adoption stays opt-in until someone finds a way to make it otherwise. We keep looking. The search continues to go well for our licensees.
The money goes to photographing more regions, more kinds of people, and more kinds of weather. We collect in public, where consent isn't required. That's good, because at this scale, asking everyone would take forever, and they might say no.