KeyLemon and eProktor Partner to Ensure Integrity in E-Learning and Test Proctoring
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KeyLemon's pioneering biometric ID and motion analysis technologies that powers biometric identity solutions for
"Business training, professional certification and test proctoring make up a multi-billion dollar market. In this market current practices require in-person attendance which is both costly and inconvenient." stated
KeyLemon's biometric ID is faster and more secure than outdated and ineffective technologies like passcodes or secret information. eProktor's clients can use "their face as their key" to satisfy Federal regulations, state licensing and accredited learning requirements for more stringent proof of identity and attendance.
For test proctoring, eProktor not only scales to allow monitoring of more than 2000 simultaneous test takers, but also costs significantly less than human interface powered solutions. eProktor monitors each person 100% of the time throughout the test period. eProktor then notes and records discrepancies, and provides a simple Pass/Fail in the student's grade book.
eProktor's solutions can be tailored for corporate training, higher education and certification programs, protecting and ensuring the integrity of accredited courses, compliance with HIPPA,
"The emergence of the cloud as a convenient, cost effective solution for more than 1.1 billion people worldwide to share data, earn degrees and comply with government regulations requires better methods of verifying identity than passwords," said
KeyLemon's biometric security solutions verify users using unique facial data and proprietary anti-spoofing techniques. Based on a unique combination of face and speaker recognition, KeyLemon's technology can be easily integrated into any system or application to deliver seamless, secure and convenient access to devices, online services and financial transactions. In addition to online education, KeyLemon has developed solutions for the automotive, mobile device, web service and medical industries. In each case, KeyLemon's methods not only better protect sensitive information but also allow new use cases in which enhanced security, rapid access and continuous verification are provided in a convenient, hands-free interface.
About KeyLemon
KeyLemon technologies deliver advanced facial recognition and speaker identification to developers and manufacturers across a wide variety of industries. Used by millions of consumers and in hundreds of enterprises worldwide, KeyLemon biometric ID sets the industry standard for reliability, security, and ease-of-use. Our unique combination of technologies can easily be integrated into any system or application to deliver seamless, secure and convenient access to devices, online services and financial transactions. Furthermore, our advanced detection capabilities can be beneficial to organizations providing online education and training, marketing services, as well as enhancing safety features in machinery such as automobiles.
For more information, visit http://www.keylemon.com.
About eProktor
eProktor protects the value of credentials earned online. eProktor delivers standalone and integrated solutions to Education, Insurance, Health and Business through its focus on Training, Test Proctoring and e-Learning,. eProktor drives value and delivers cost savings by increasing compliance with government and business mandated requirements while protecting the integrity of the institution.
eProktor delivers on the promise of the cloud by making learning, certification and compliance more convenient and cost effective than traditional solutions.
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