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Biometric Scanners Updated To Fight Scammers

News In facial scanning, a person is identified by a camera scanning his or her face from a distance. Viisage said Tuesday it has patented a way to prevent the tricking of facial scanners. We look for natural facial movements such as the closing and...

[October 21, 2005, 10:05]

Perfect Ace Pro Tournament Tennis

Downloads Featuring an eclectic mix of 32 characters, all with specially Digi-masked lifelike faces, to provide the facial expressions and animations known only to the worlds top players. Extremely complex 3D scanning technologies have been implemented to...

[March 6, 2007, 12:04]

Case Study: Benchmarking Real-Time Determinism In Windows CE

White Papers Documetrics is the technology involved in scanning and comparing the attributes of a given document that make it uniquely identifiable, including text, numbers, barcode and biometric identifiers such as fingerprints and facial characteristics from...

[April 18, 2005, 0:00]

Passport Agency: 'Iris Recognition Needs Work'

News Participants in the trial were used to test three biometric devices, including facial-, iris- and fingerprint-scanning technologies. Speaking at the Biometrics 2005 conference in London on Thursday, Rob Bowley, director of ID Projects with the UKPS...

[October 20, 2005, 18:05]

Government Ditches ID Database Plans

News For the Public Key Infrastructure information related to the secure use and issue of ID cards, the plan is to build on existing systems used to issue ePassports which currently rely on facial biometrics.

[December 20, 2006, 7:22]

Airport Trials Face-scanning Technology

News Gates equipped with facial-recognition scanning equipment are comparing the faces of UK and European passengers to their electronic passports. The UK Border Agency has started trials of facial-recognition technology to check passports at Manchester...

[August 20, 2008, 10:52]

Biometrics To Catch 'fake' Asylum Seekers

News A pre-tender document seen by silicon.com said the Home Office is looking to introduce scanning and facial recognition technology that can store images on a central database at its Croydon Asylum Screening Unit (ASU) later this summer.

[May 23, 2003, 15:52]

Union Voices Fears Over Airport Face-scanning Tech

News Trials of gates equipped with facial-recognition scanning technology began on Tuesday at Manchester Airport, but the union said that the system has previously only been used in less demanding circumstances.

[August 21, 2008, 12:56]

Privacy Expert Resigns To Focus On Security

News Smith plans to research issues related to Internet security and biometrics technologies, including the effectiveness of facial-scanning technology installed at airports and the possible threat of cyberterrorism.

[November 1, 2001, 12:09]

City Airport Deploys Biometric Security

News The longer term goal will see passengers passing biometric tests -- with applications such as facial recognition, iris scanning and fingerprint reading set to play a role in the future of passport control.

[May 7, 2003, 16:13]

ID Cards Set Back By Equipment Failure

News Problems with the hardware, software and the capture and recognition of data have forced adjustments to the resolution and focus of the facial-recognition camera, along with modifications to the background used for iris scanning.

[May 6, 2004, 12:25]

US Urges EU To Lead The Way In Biometric IDs

News Despite plans already on the table in the EU to include biometrics in visas and residence permits, the US is keen to see biometric elements introduced into passports, including fingerprint or facial recognition data.

[October 30, 2003, 16:00]

Airport Security Technology Under Scrutiny

News Biometrics is the digital analysis of biological characteristics such as facial structure, fingerprints and iris patterns, using cameras or scanners and computers that in some cases are as small as a computer mouse.

[September 13, 2001, 14:40]