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Comments on Minority Report Iris Scanners Ordered By US Army
Mr. Anderton! A new future awaits you, thanks to the new iris scanning technology that will let the military take your iris scan anytime, without your knowledge. (Read
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| "It looks like this is really hot. The linked press release has disappeared down a memory hole.
These things will be all over.
With the wrong government in power we will create hell on earth. " ( 9/23/2008 9:12:32 AM) |
| "Thanks for letting me know; I redid the link, going directly to the company site.
It turns out that they have a version of the Iris on the Move device that works even if you are in a car: "Sarnoff’s Iris on the Move™ (IOM) Drive-Through System is a groundbreaking biometric identification technology that captures the driver’s iris image. This powerful, accurate and reliable technology builds on IOM’s ability to identify the vehicle’s operator, and brings an added measure of security for high-tra ffic areas requiring accurate identi fication. Using Pan-Tilt-Zoom (PTZ) technology to capture iris images at various heights, the Drive-Through system eliminates the need for individuals to exit their vehicles—maintaining high throughput while keeping both operators and users out of harm’s way."" (Bill Christensen 9/23/2008 5:48:25 PM) |
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