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Pay through the fingerprint
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…
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Activate the phone with heart rate
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…
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Scientists develop fingerprinting techniques
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…
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Screen protector against fingerprints
. 3M does not provide detailed information on how the 'Natural View Fingerprint Fading' screen saver works, how it can fade fingerprints in a short time.
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Detect drug use through sweat
Recently, British scientists have developed a device that allows drug detection through sweat in fingerprints.
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Biometrics - New security trends in businesses
Recently, many people started using fingerprints or retina scanners to open the door or simply to log in to a computer account.
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Identify people with footprints
New research in Japan shows that footprints can help people identify exactly as fingerprints.
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Detect drug use through fingerprints
To find out if a person is in a 'drug' state, one must try a urine test. However, new inventions can easily detect this just because of fingerprints.
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Technology 'fingerprints'
NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York police have launched a new technology that uses black-eye scanners to identify suspects, so they can not be fooled.
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Determine the identity of a person by ear
Identification can be based on the individual ear shape, more precisely biometric.
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See the nose to detect terrorism
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.
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Detonation of explosives and drugs from ... fingerprints
US scientists say police can detect traces of heroin, cocaine, marijuana and even explosives on a fingerprint.
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'Reliable' palms than fingers
To open the door, log in to your computer, withdraw money with an ATM card, instead of using a key, password, or PIN, you can just put the palm above the small cube mach…
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Make 'show image' fingerprint deleted
A new technique that allows fingerprints to be recovered on a metal surface, regardless of its form. This achievement was announced by the team at Leicester University a…
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Light-emitting film shows traces of explosives
The new spray film, developed by University of California, San Diego chemists, will be the basis of portable devices capable of rapidly identifying fingerprints contamin…