Accenture Global Solutions Limited

Accenture Global Services Gmbh

Daniel Bachenheimer

Giuseppe Giordano

Sheheryar Channah

Ajay Srinivasan

David Baurle Treat

Luca Schiatti

Richard Thomas Meszaros

Abdoulaye Faye

Tracy Ann Kuhrt

Jaroslav Saxa

Thomas Jean Georges M Moretti

Anne Alice Germaine Groeppelin

Christine Chit Wah Leong

Sebastien Jean Bernard Henot

Methods, systems, and computer-readable storage media for receiving, by an identity network and from a verifying entity, a query including an identifier that uniquely identifies an entity that is active in the mobility network and an attestation that is to be authenticated, resolving, by the identity network, the query to provide a resolved query, the resolved query including the attestation, resolving at least partly including identifying a data source of a plurality of data sources that is to be queried to authenticate the attestation, transmitting, by the identity network, the resolved query to the data source, receiving, by the identity network, a response to the resolved query, and transmitting, by the identity network, the response to the verifying entity.

Digital vehicle identity network

A distributed data storage layer supports biometric identification systems. The biometric identity system includes hardware and software improvements for capturing, retrieving, and verifying identity based on securely stored biometric data in the distributed data storage layer. As a result, the biometric identity system provides increased individual security and reliable identification.

Portable biometric identity on a distributed data storage layer

In some implementations, a system may generate information that identifies a passphrase to be used as a biometric input. The system may receive a voice input of a user speaking the passphrase. The system may generate one or more cryptographic keys based on the voice input. The system may generate a digital identifier based on the one or more cryptographic keys. The system may generate one or more biometric templates for the user. The system may encrypt the one or more biometric templates using the one or more cryptographic keys and to generate one or more encrypted biometric templates. The system may store in a secure storage associated with the user, at least one of the digital identifier, a public key of the one or more cryptographic keys, a phone number associated with the user, or the one or more encrypted biometric templates. Numerous other aspects are provided.

Utilizing voice biometrics to generate a secure digital identity for a user without access to technology

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for controlling access to physical areas. One of the methods includes receiving, from at least one of one or more sensors, data identifying a vehicle at a border crossing station, determining current weather conditions for the border crossing station, evaluating whether the current weather conditions are favorable to inspection of the vehicle by a mobile camera, determining that the current weather conditions are favorable to inspection of the vehicle by a mobile camera, and in response to the determination that the current weather conditions are favorable to inspection of the vehicle by a mobile camera, providing at least one of one or more mobile cameras with instructions to cause each of the at least one of the mobile cameras to inspect the vehicle.

Border inspection with aerial cameras

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for controlling access to physical areas. One of the methods includes receiving first data, determining, using the first data, whether each of the passengers for a vehicle is authorized to cross a border, storing second data in a data set of pre-registered border crossers, receiving third data identifying the vehicle and indicating entry of the vehicle into a border crossing station, comparing the third data with data from the data set of pre-registered border crossers, determining that the third data and the second data both identify the vehicle, collecting, for each current passenger in the vehicle, fourth data representing the current passenger, determining whether the current passengers in the vehicle and the passengers identified in the second data are the same people, and providing instructions to guide the vehicle to a lane at the border crossing station.

Automated border inspection

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