技术
- 网络安全和隐私 - 应用安全
用例
- 面部识别
客户
面件技术
关于客户
Faceware Technologies 是全球最具创新性和经验最丰富的面部动作捕捉技术提供商。他们相信最好的面部动画来自尖端技术和直观的艺术家友好工作流的结合
挑战
当您开发出创新的、突破性的软件,为大屏幕上的巨大哥斯拉带来情感,或为主要的视频游戏角色增添活力以使严肃的游戏玩家感到高兴时,保护您的知识产权免受假冒和逆向工程是至关重要的。在评估许可和 IP 保护供应商时,Faceware Technologies, Inc. 求助于 Wibu-Systems 的 CodeMeter 来保护其价值超过 4000 万美元的宝贵知识产权。
解决方案
Faceware 之所以选择 Wibu-Systems 的 CodeMeter 保护平台,是因为其经过验证的安全特性、易用性、试用许可证的能力以及安全的许可证管理系统。 CodeMeter 受保护的软件从未在全球黑客竞赛中受到影响。而且,凭借 CodeMeter License Central 管理系统固有的灵活性,Faceware Technologies 能够将试用许可证和按功能付费纳入其业务模式,以开拓新市场。
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