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Biometric Use at the University Level

Oct

10

2012

Biometric systems in schools use ranges in colleges and universities across the United States and the world. It is more common now than ever to see storage rooms for chemistry, staff facilities and gym use protected by mifare card locks and fingerprint ID door control. The expansion of biometric systems in the classroom has be ...

Suprema Wins Innovative Achievement Award 2012

Sep

28

2012

Suprema’s Face Station technology has been able to go beyond the limits. Great success has been gained in facial recognition through the technology. This is why Suprema has won the Innovative Achievement Award in Detektor International Award 2012, with the FaceStation! The FaceStation has the ability to not only to offer facial recognition but also ...

Sophisticated Style in the Future of Modern Locks

Sep

21

2012

The future of home security has a brilliant new modern look thanks to the inspired combination of design flair and state-of-the-art technology featured in the 1Touch IQ2 fingerprint lock. Here is a lock with a sleek and simplistic design providing easy access to your modern space. The 1Touch IQ2 single latch lock is a modern ...

Choosing the Best Biometric Deadbolt Lock for You

Sep

19

2012

Being the best can be a matter of personal opinion, Person A might like the BioBolt better than the Shepard DL210. While Person B might be the exact opposite. So how do you decide “What is the best biometric deadbolt lock”. Let’s do a comparison of the two locks and find out which one will ...

Assisted Living and Nursing Home Security plus Door Access Control

Aug

31

2012

There is no question that keeping loved ones safe and secure at their assisted living area or nursery home is a top goal along with health care and comfort. Each state has mandates and regulations that nurses, aids, and facilities have to abide by in order to help provide safe and healthy accommodations. If you ...

Biometric News from September

Aug

30

2012

Reflecting on a couple big articles concerning Biometric News this month: 1. FBI To Give Facial Recognition Software to Law-Enforcement Agencies With over 12.8 million mug shots saved to a database police can use the ability of facial recognition systems to cross-reference. Privacy seems to be a concern among the public but the system is ...

Pool Side Biometric Security on the Rise

Aug

25

2012

The rise of using biometric access to gain entrances to pool areas is to no surprise; on the rise! You may wonder, what’s the point? There are many reasons why security is important around pools, especially to protect children and prevent unwanted pool hoppers in communities. Let’s go through some examples of biometric security ...

Importance of a Deadbolt Lock

Aug

22

2012

You may ask yourself, “Why does it seem as if everyone uses a deadbolt lock”? What is the Importance of a Deadbolt Lock? Many people wonder if they need one on their door or whether or not it is actually more secure than a single latch lock. The reason why U.S. Standard doors come prepped ...

What Not to Do with A Fingerprint Lock

Aug

20

2012

In the biometric business you tend to get asked many questions concerning which lock would be best for a home, what you can expect from a lock, and occasionally if you can enroll an elephants ear. I have here a list of What Not to Do with your fingerprint lock: Don’t jump on your lock. ...

Accuracy with Iris Scans

Aug

2

2012

The National Institute of Standards and technology (US Agency) released the results for the tested 92 iris recognition algorithms from 9 companies and software. The competition was held to test the precision of these products and how accurately a database of 2.2 million eye images could be identified. Although researchers and companies have been spending ...