Technology to withdraw money by fingerprint
At the 14th annual technology forum held in Tokyo on May 14th, Fujitsu Japan has unveiled many technologies and services based on cloud computing.
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At the 14th annual technology forum held in Tokyo on May 14th, Fujitsu Japan has unveiled many technologies and services based on cloud computing.
US AOptix has introduced an iPhone case that contains biometric sensors capable of turning Apple phones into high-tech identification scanners.
According to Wired magazine, the US Department of Defense is thinking of equipping handheld biometric scanners to scan faces, eyes, and fingerprints of objects with smar…
Leroy Merlin, France, has applied a new billing method based on the fingerprint biometric fingerprint reader located at its stores in Villeneuve d 'Ascq and Angoulêm…
By simply touching the screen, users can activate individual electronic devices when they confirm their heart rate. Smart phones, tablets, game consoles and other device…
Whether it is an online banking, social networking or email account, all traditional codes can be replaced by waving to Intel technology.
Detailed information published in the Angewandte Chemie last month could help law firms track down fingerprint criminals faster and increase the security of biometric se…
A common sight in films specializing in Hollywood's sophisticated criminals: a large-sized character who wants to open a vault or go into a place containing top-secret d…
The Dip Chip, made by two professors Yosi Shacham-Diamand and Shimshon Belkin at Tel Aviz University and the University of Hebrew, contains a special bacterial tube that…
The deployment of iris scanners and electronic passports at airports, hotels, business offices ... in the world is causing difficulties for US agents as well as many oth…
Researchers at Imperial College London, United Kingdom, can build bi-logic gates that will be used in complex digital biometric devices in the future.
A Silicon Valley-based company Aoptix has just introduced a new electronic gate (e-gate) capable of recognizing passengers' faces and irises before opening them to the p…
Recently, many people started using fingerprints or retina scanners to open the door or simply to log in to a computer account.
Identification can be based on the individual ear shape, more precisely biometric.
Fingerprints and the eye are often used to identify a person, but according to the researchers, the nose is the one that helps identify the person faster and easier.