Wearable technology is on the rise, and TIS continues to anticipate market demand by providing innovative capture technology to help financial institutions, enterprises and consumers realize the full potential of such wearables. Financial institutions that establish a reputation for mobile innovation and adopt new solutions such as GlassCaptureTM are likely to benefit in the future from greater market share and increased customer loyalty.

GlassCaptureTM is designed for wearable-initiated processes where capturing documents on the spot would bring significant value in decreasing processing costs and increasing consumer experience. Through TIS‘ seven-minute presentation at FinovateFall, the company today demonstrates how Google Glass can be effectively used to capture essential information while opening a new account at a financial institution.

“Agents can take a picture of a document with Google Glass, just by blinking their eye, and our technology kicks into high gear by recognizing the document type, processing and tagging the image, and integrating the data and image with Core Banking or ERP systems for further processing,“ said Isaac Rome, TIS‘ Vice President, Global Banking and Mobile. “Immediate feedback is provided to the user by projecting any information in the data display on the Glass itself. We like to think of it as someone‘s own wearable personal document processing and decision making tool.“ TIS’s patent-pending GlassCaptureTM application leverages the same advanced recognition and imaging technology as on its next-generation mobile imaging platform, which combines APMI (Automatic Perfect Mobile Image) “auto-capture” functionality together with IQA (Image Quality Analysis) – all on the device itself - to give users unparalleled accuracy, security and ease of use.

“Top Image Systems has developed a Google Glass application that improves many common processes financial institutions deal with on a daily basis, and we’re very excited to have GlassCaptureTM launched from the floor of FinovateFall,” said Eric Mattson, CEO of The Finovate Group. “It’s exactly the type of innovative financial technology that we founded Finovate to find and showcase.”