Non-EU nationals to undergo voluntary biometric screening at EU borders
US citizens and other non-EU nationals entering Europe will soon be asked to participate in facial, iris and fingerprint recognition…
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US citizens and other non-EU nationals entering Europe will soon be asked to participate in facial, iris and fingerprint recognition…
The UK government is making it mandatory for all first time visa applicants to the UK to apply for a…
Following last week’s unveiling that Drug Enforcement Agency has been using license plate readers to collect data for a large…
UK police forces are crosschecking suspects against a massive database that stores up to 18 million mugshots, all without having…
The Department of Homeland Security has announced it will begin deploying iris and facial recognition services to the U.S. Border…
UN refugee agency UNHCR recently released its mid-year trend report, which among other things highlights the agency’s work in registering…
TAV IT has implemented a new passport control system at Istanbul Atatürk Airport to expedite passenger waiting times for international…
The Hong Kong government plans to invest US$387 million to upgrade citizen ID cards with facial recognition capabilities, according to…
NEC has signed a multi-year service agreement with Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department to provide them with its flagship multimodal…
Introduction The term “biometrics” is derived from the Greek words “bio” (life) and “metrics” (to measure). Automated biometric systems have…