Indian wearables apply biometrics, tokenization for accessibility and convenience
A youth innovator competition in India spawned an assistive device that leverages biometrics to help the visually impaired better navigate…
Smart wearable devices are becoming an increasingly popular form of identification using biometric measurements and are set to replace traditional password and chip and pin authentication methods while continuing to assist both the fitness and medical industries.
A youth innovator competition in India spawned an assistive device that leverages biometrics to help the visually impaired better navigate…
The sum total of human knowledge may be moving from pocket to lapel, with the release of Humane’s Ai Pin,…
Biometric bracelets intended for prisoners in Atlanta, Ga., jails are being removed after officials said few of them were distributed…
AI startup Humane is getting more attention with its Star Trek-communicator style biometric phone and compute device. An article in…
A new battery-free NFC band is being touted as a way to increase dignity and reduce stigmatization for people in…
Clearview AI will integrate its facial recognition technology into a US$999 pair of augmented reality glasses, made by U.S. company…
U.S. law enforcement agencies at the national and county levels are testing biometric watches as a replacement for ankle bracelets…
Biometric wearables creator Token has announced that it has begun production of its multifactor authentication Smart Ring. The New York-based…
Smart ring manufacturer Oura has announced the acquisition of Proxy, a digital identity signal platform, for an undisclosed amount of…
Token has announced a $30 million funding round to support the product development of its biometric wearable for passwordless FIDO2-compliant…