Hand and fingerprint readers cover 80 percent of biometric access control applications. They are complementary, as each meets specific needs in the market. When using these two technologies under a ...

The Atlas 2000 solves the problems that have been left by existing readers. Many such devices have serious shortcomings when it comes to user interface, connectivity and modern technology. Older ...

CAMPBELL, CALIF. – June 27, 2006 – Ingersoll Rand Security Technologies today announced that West Virginia University's Student Recreation Center is using its biometric handreader technology, in ...

The widespread belief is that finger, face, and voice authentication are the epitome of security. But those technologies are not as safe as we think, according to nVIAsoft officials, who point out ...

Screens that scan your eyes, machines that read images of your hands or face, computers you access with your fingerprint instead of a user name and password -- these were once the stuff of science ...

The Academy of Appleton, Wis., a private pre-, primary and secondary school with a parent to teacher ratio of three to one, is using hand geometry technology to secure its key access point. Parents ...

In 1996, William Beaumont Hospital, a 254-bed community hospital in Troy, Michigan, had a problem: A small number of rogue employees were taking narcotics from a storage area without authorization.

“Although our Titan Recreation building is only a little over a year old, we started using the biometric system about 1 ½ years ago so that everyone could start getting used to the system,” says ...

It seems like an annual ritual. The biometrics industry-whose devices use biological characteristics, like fingerprints, voice and iris patterns, to verify a person's identity-announces that the ...

CARMEL, Ind.—Students at the Peck School of the Arts on the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee campus funded a project that led to the installation of Schlage HandKey readers at the six-building ...

CAMPBELL, Calif. – Biometric hand readers from Recognition Systems Inc. of Campbell, Calif., are currently used in many airports around the world, including those in San Francisco and Tel Aviv, Israel ...