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biometrics

In computing, term applied loosely to the measurement of biological (human) data, usually for security purposes, rather than the statistical analysis of biological data. For example, when someone wants to enter a building or cash a cheque, their finger or eyeball may be scanned and compared with a fingerprint or eyeball scan stored earlier. Biometrics saves people from having to remember PINs (personal identification numbers) and passwords.



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Nasdaq: DBII), a leader in biometric identification systems and integration services has entered into an agreement which will enable DBI to offer its customers a range of fingerprint card scanners that will capture inked fingerprint images which can be archived or transmitted to an AFIS (Automated Fingerprint Identification System).
NYSE: ID) today announced the availability of a new version of the Integrated Biometric Identification System (IBIS) that offers advanced ease-of-use and flexibility, improved officer safety and lower cost of implementation when used to identify suspects in the field.
The Anti-Fraud Service reduces the effort and cost required to implement Digimarc Biometric Identification later as it uses the same software and processes, but is delivered as a one-time service.
 
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