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biometrics
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biometrics

Increasingly popular building security system technology that relies on automated identification of physical characteristics such as fingerprints or retinal scans in order to determine access rights.The technology and the cost have both reached the point that consumer-level biometric security devices are available,such as for use in self-storage facilities and residences.Access codes, keys, and electronic cards are becoming outdated. Developers should bear this in mind when designing new construction and spend a minor amount of extra money necessary for wiring to accommodate biometric systems.



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Global Call Center Company Selects Cognometrics Technologyfor Flexibility and Ease of Use
Passfaces Corporation and AlphaBest today announced a strategic partnership to increase the availability of Passfaces's cognometrics authentication solution.
The software is based on cognometrics, or the mind's natural ability to remember faces.
 
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