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Identification solution for twin crimes
Thanks to DNA, police can identify criminals easily. However, in some cases with twins, this becomes very difficult because they have almost identical DNA.
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Paper becomes a high-tech product
Using radio frequency identification (RFID) technology on bank card chips, scientists turned the piece of paper into a high-tech control device.
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The sound reflected in the ear is used to identify the user
The project uses in-ear echoes as a security measure developed by NEC technology group and Nagaoka University, Japan.
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Develop two technologies to identify and locate through cameras to make machines smarter
Machines will be smarter when you can see and comprehend things around.
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Vietnam designed and built successfully chips, tags, RFID readers
After 4 years of research with the largest budget for science and technology ever, Vietnam's first HF (radio frequency identification) RFID chip was successfully designe…
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Identify criminals through ... bacteria
We already have biometric technologies to distinguish individuals from replacing passwords such as fingerprints, voices, retinas, DNA ... Recently, scientists have devis…
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Remote identification device
US scientists have tested a scanner that identifies a person from a distance of 12 meters.
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Yahoo announces new Bodyprint recognition technology
Yahoo Labs has announced a new technology called 'Bodyprint', according to foreign media reports.
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New guns help police detect the driver is calling
A Virginia-based company has developed a gun that can identify drivers who are calling, texting or accessing the internet to help the police stream the ransom.
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ATM withdrawals with one finger
Hitachi, Japan and the Polish banking system started offering 'self card'
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Fingerprints are not necessarily authentic
A forensic expert in the Department of Internal Affairs says fingerprinting to identify criminals can be a mistake because it is not a unique feature of individuals as l…
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Development of driver's emotional recognition system
The driver's feelings can affect the safety of traffic. As a result, cars will soon be equipped with driver identification and rating systems to enhance road safety.
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In the future, the body odor will replace your passport
Spanish researchers said they developed one
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Identify the victim from the victim's eyes in the picture
Scientists at the University of Glasgow, Scotland have discovered that the more we can exploit data from ... the eyes of the victim in blackmail to help investigate the…