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Tag Archives: Fingerprint

05Jul/17

AI tech checks your ID the same way humans do

July 5, 2017SecurityaiDX technology, aiThenticate Computervision Labs, André Immelman, Articles, Artificial intelligence, Authentication, Automatic identification and data capture, Biometrics, Company: Computervision, Computer access control, Cryptography, facial recognition, Facial recognition system, Fingerprint, Identification, Johannesburg, Olaleken Komnsane, Security engineering, South Africa, Surveillance, Technology/Internet, United Statessmbale

JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA (REUTERS – A groundbreaking technology is promising to revolutionise electronic identification and authentication, according to its South African developers.
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13Jan/17

Flashing the peace sign could get your identity stolen, Japanese researcher says

January 13, 2017SecurityBiometrics, Disaster/Accident, Fingerprint, Headlight flashing, Human anatomy, I (Almost) Got Away With It, Identification, Land transport, NEXT MEDIA, Politics by country, Road transport, Sankei Shimbun, Technology/Internet, Traffic law, Traffic signals, Traffic signs, Transportsmbale

Japanese scientists are warning people their identities could be stolen simply by flashing the peace sign for a photograph.
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05May/15

Pocket-sized fingerprint scanner could solve healthcare bottleneck

May 5, 2015HealthcareBangladesh, Biometrics, Cambridge, Cryptography, Dhaka, Fingerprint, Fingerprinting algorithms, Fingerprints, Fingers, health worker, Health/Medical/Pharmaceuticals, Human anatomy, Identification, lead software developer, Public key fingerprint, Radio scanner, Scanner, Security, Simprints, Surveillance, Technology/Internet, Toby Norman, Tristram Norman, United Kingdomsmbale

CAMBRIDGE, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM / DHAKA, BANGLADESH / ANIMATION (REUTERS / SIMPRINTS) – A pocket-sized fingerprint scanner could improve healthcare access for those in the developing world.

So say the British students behind Simprints, which syncs the medical records of patients to health worker’s phones via an app.
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