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July 28, 2007
Watch Closely: Oki Japan Bring Iris Scanning to Existing
Oki Japan has developed software that brings iris recognition security to existing cellphones. Before now, biometric security has meant either hugely expensive military systems or cheap, novelty peripherals. This new development is part of a growing number of practical and affordable solutions. The software can be used to add another layer of security on any device that has a camera of at least 1 megapixel and is claimed to only give one false positive for every 100,000 scans. [Digital World Tokyo]
From Watch Closely: Oki Japan Bring Iris Scanning to Existing
Posted by Richard at July 28, 2007 11:26 AM
