Seventh Sense

Why Seventh Sense

Built by a company with one purpose: protection

Seventh Sense is a Singapore deep-tech company built on a decade of computer vision, deep learning, and cryptography research. We started by proving our face recognition in public, at NIST. Then we asked a harder question: why should recognizing a face require storing one?

Our story

From recognition to a key that's never stored

Seventh Sense began in computer vision, building face recognition that could stand examination. In 2021 we entered the NIST Face Recognition Technology Evaluation under our own name, and we have maintained that commitment through our latest submissions.

But conventional face recognition has a contradiction at its heart: to recognize a face later, it has to store one now. A biometric template, in a database, forever. The better the recognition got, the bigger that honeypot grew. So we built a different architecture, where the live face recreates a cryptographic key at the moment of use, and the key is never kept at rest.

Our emblem draws on Algiz, the ancient rune of protection. A fitting mark for a company built on it.

The Algiz-inspired Seventh Sense emblem

Our standard of rigor

Credibility earned through outside scrutiny

Independently verified

Our liveness detection is tested by iBeta to ISO 30107-3 Levels 1 and 2, and our face recognition is evaluated in the NIST FRTE. We resubmit as our models change; neither lab takes our word for anything.

Patent-pending technology

Face tokenization came out of years of our own research and is patent-pending. It removes the thing every other biometric system must defend: the template database.

Built on open standards

SenseCrypt is built on open identity standards rather than lock-in, because infrastructure you can leave is infrastructure you can trust.

iBeta ISO 30107-3 presentation-attack detection, Levels 1 & 2
NIST-evaluated face recognition
GDPR-aligned data handling

Investors

Backed by institutions that understand deep tech

Seventh Sense is funded by investors spanning defense technology, government innovation, and global venture capital. Their support helped us take privacy-preserving identity research out of the lab and into production.

Cap Vista

Cap Vista

The strategic investment arm and wholly owned subsidiary of DSTA, a statutory board under Singapore's Ministry of Defence. Cap Vista is a lead investor in Seventh Sense.

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Invest Victoria

Invest Victoria

The Victorian Government's investment-promotion agency and, through its Equity Investment Attraction Fund, a direct equity investor in Seventh Sense.

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500 Global

500 Global

A global venture capital firm that invested in Seventh Sense under its former 500 Startups brand.

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Our investors bring more than capital. They open doors to the institutions and markets where deep technology gets put to work.

What we stand for

Protection is the default, not an add-on

Evidence over assertion

We publish our results under our own name and link the report card, so your security review can verify our claims without ever asking us.

Privacy, not promises

A policy can be changed; an architecture can't. We designed SenseCrypt so there is nothing biometric to hand over or lose, and no future policy can undo that choice.

Bound to the person

Phones get lost and replaced; the person is the constant. Sign in with your face, and re-establish access on a new device the same way.

See for yourself

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