Photo: Warwick Warp BioLog equipment in use on a Coventry building site by Simon Catchpole, steel erector. (University of Warwick) Technology developed by the University of Warwick that can identify ...
IDEMIA Public Security's top ranking in FRIF TE E1N underscores a breakthrough performance gap — achieving accuracy and speed up to ten times better than other published algorithms —strengthening its ...
Fingerprint biometrics accuracy continues to improve, as shown by December entries to NIST’s Friction Ridge Image and ...
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Police are cracking down on crime with the help of the Nebraska State Patrol’s new fingerprint identification system. Two prints are all it takes and the NSP has instant access to ...
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Fingerprints have long been considered the gold standard of crime investigation techniques. As early as 1903, America — with ...
BEIJING, Sept. 20 /PRNewswire/ -- Shenzhen IDEAL Microelectronics Co. Ltd. (ADEL) and Texas Instruments Incorporated (NYSE: TXN) (TI) today announced that their jointly developed fingerprint ...
Facial recognition and fingerprint identification technology is meant to keep you safer — but does it? (Photo: Getty) You have private information that you want to keep, well, private, and that's ...
Gun manufacturer, LodeStar, says it has developed a smart gun. Called the LS9, the smart gun incorporates technology in multiple ways to enable safer use of guns, including fingerprint technology.
Recently, Schneider, a three-time alumnus of the Department of Electrical Engineering (BS’80, MS’87, PhD’90), was recognized for his contributions to engineering and society with the Dean’s Award for ...
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