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Queensland Corrective Services to deploy Argus Global biometric kiosk

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The Queensland Corrective Services is set to deploy Argus Global‘s Biometric Offender Reporting Information System (BORIS) across all of its community monitoring offices and selected Police stations.

According to the company, the automated self-service touch screen kiosk — which is based on the company’s smart kiosk solution — is set to be interfaced with the Department’s primary offender information management system. The BORIS system digitizes manual reporting procedures and allows parolees to present themselves without the attendance of an officer.

Reported previously, Argus recently announced its plans to launch a new biometric product platform, called True Identity.

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