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Amazing biometrics – from identifying over a billion residents to catching criminals Amazing biometrics – from identifying over a billion residents to catching criminals, from use in the battlefield and at borders to mobile phones – get the latest on how biometrics are being used today at Biometrics 2010. At Biometrics 2010 [Westminster, London, 19-21 October 2010]l... More on this
NEW IMPRO READERS MAKE BIOMETRIC SECURITY AFFORDABLE REALITY BPT Security Systems (UK) Ltd. has launched the very first biometric readers designed for use with its Impro access control systems. The new B-Sho Biometric readers are one of the most cost-effective biometric solutions on the market in terms of both capital cost and installation, claims BPT... More on this
Dual Sensor Face Recognition System A new dual sensor Face Recognition system has been designed to work independently of the lighting conditions by utilising Infrared lighting. It provides fast, accurate, access or time and attendance control. By utilising the latest DSP technology all processing is inside the unit so it can work, uniquely, as a stand-alone, as well as a networked system.Dual sensor recognition technology offers high security and can be used in standalone or network format. In the standalone version, will store 1,400 users, More on this:
TALKING CAMERAS PROVE A BOON TO UK HOME OWNER SECURITY Home owners in the UK are turning to commercial security solutions to protect their property amid fears of a rise in opportunist crime as a result of the recession. Police have warned of a possible increase in ‘sneak-in burglaries this summer. Northumbria Police Inspector Steve Robson, said: “We are increasing patrols and carrying out operations to target those we believe are responsible for sneak-in burglaries. More on this
*Biometric access goes nuclear* Hand geometry biometric readers are now controlling access to the construction site of the new plutonium storage facility at British Nuclear Group’s Sellafield site. The readers were supplied by Ingersoll Rand Security Technologies and installed by Human Recognition Systems. More on this:

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