YARMOUTH, Maine—Biometrics is the present and the future of access control. Some integrators and manufacturers of facial, iris and fingerprint recognition systems talk as if the markets are growing so ...

[Note: This article is excerpted from NBSP’s Biometric Technology Application Manual, Vol.2, which is now in development. Publication is scheduled for mid to late Q1, 2007.] A biometric device can be ...

Allowing people to control their biometrics, consent to their use and present them applies the fundamental principles behind ...

YARMOUTH, Maine—Face recognition technology really came to the forefront during the pandemic, when touchless and contactless technology were utilized more as access control solutions, as opposed to ...

Biometrics have grown into a $26 billion industry, according to ABI Research. This rising electronic security star is driven by an expanding set of business and consumer applications, and a ...

Nearly three-quarters (72 percent) of Gen Z respondents said they are comfortable with biometric authentication, compared to ...

3M Cogent's biometric access control readers have successfully completed the United States Transportation Security Administration's (TSA) Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) Initial ...

The future of border control is already upon us. Driven by AI and machine learning, cloud and edge infrastructure, biometric technology is transforming airports, ports, land gateways, and other ...

After seven years testing border control biometrics, Australian Customs Service says every Australian international airport will be equipped with SmartGate by June 2009. SmartGate trials using facial ...

Mobile biometrics is also providing schools, universities and hospitals a converged physical and logical access control solution. The approach is straightforward. One device should support multiple ...