biometric technology

Japanese experts warn, raising words

Recently, the trend of designing smartphones with user-friendly overflow screens has paved the way for new sensor technologies.

Most current biometric security methods encounter an inconvenience, that is, users must actively activate to log in.

Researchers at the Institute of Automated Research at the Chinese Academy of Sciences (IACAS) have developed a new technology that can identify people through gestures.

Although the use of biometrics in the automotive field is not so common, it is expected to grow steadily in the next few years.

Are you afraid of someone looking at your diary? Do not worry, Lockbook will help you prevent any curious eyes.

Synaptic officially launches new biometric technology on the first day of the Consumer Electronics Show CES 2017.

The US Patent Office (USPTO) has revealed that Apple has registered a new patent, which turns the iPhone into a device that controls everything in the home.

We already have biometric technologies to distinguish individuals from replacing passwords such as fingerprints, voices, retinas, DNA ... Recently, scientists have devised another

Hitachi, Japan and the Polish banking system started offering 'self card'