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The invention is considered to be the key to future security technology.
A patent filed in 2014 has just been released, revealing that Google wants to create a device that can literally be inserted into your eyeball.
US scientists have tested a scanner that identifies a person from a distance of 12 meters.
The Japanese company Iris Ohyama has launched a human-sensing oscillating fan and can turn itself off when the room is unoccupied.
Accordingly, a security device called Myris, made by Voxx affiliated with the Eyelock biometrics technology maker.
Oleg Komogortsev, a Texas-based San Marco computer expert, is working to create a system that can identify people through how they manipulate their eyes when looking at…
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 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…
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…
Identification by blood vessels in the palm, not fingerprints, iris ... This new technology is being tested in Japan at a library. The technology is highly accurate beca…
At present, some companies are offering iris recognition systems and many countries want to install this system in biometric passports. But Julie Thorpe, a researcher at…