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Started by T. Y. McQuown
Tue, 23 Nov 2004 07:27
otherwise the tourism in Dilbert's beer might sponsor some clumsy processings
Author: T. Y. McQuown
Date: Tue, 23 Nov 2004 07:27
Date: Tue, 23 Nov 2004 07:27
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software * and secure card printing technologies with Fingerscan's three * dimensional fingerprint imaging capabilities to provide a complete * secure card solution using biometric data. * * The innovations of this technology can benefit banking and financial * institutions, national welfare, benefits and immigration programs. In * recent contracts, technology from Fingerscan has replaced traditional * password systems at the White House and at the U.S. Strategic Air Command. * * Fingerscan, an Identix company, provides biometric identification in * the form of a three dimensional scan of a fingerprint, captured when a * finger is held against a Fingerscan device, a self-contained terminal * that stores finger records, keeps a log of transactions and interacts * with other devices. * * The terminal works by mapping, recording and storing data contained in * a 3-D scan of various dimensions of the entire finger - including skin * patterns and reflections and blood flow - for subsequent comparison. Oh my gawd, a Universal Biometric Card! What losers are getting one? * Sandia and Coms21, currently engaged in an agreement to support the * People's Republic of China's driver license and national ID card * program, have partnered to create a fraud-proof solution for on-the-spot * positive identification of card bearers. * * This combination features Sandia's personalization printing and encoding * technologies that add photos and encode chips onto smart ID cards. * * Coms21's ha
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