The Trouble with TrapWire
Over the past week, the press and the Twitterverse has been running rampant with stories about TrapWire, the counter-terrorism technology…
military
Biometric Update regularly authors articles regarding the term "military." The following set of links is available to help you find biometrics news about "military" and other relevant terms. Additional tags may be explored by accessing our entire Biometrics Topics list.
AOptix raises $42 million to enhance biometric products
AOptix, a firm specializing in biometric identity verification and high bandwidth wireless communications has obtained US$42 million from a new…
BiometricUpdate.com to hold first “tweetup”
BiometricUpdate.com is pleased to announce that it will be holding its first monthly Twitter chat on Friday, August 17, 2012…
World’s smallest two-finger scanner released
Integrated Biometrics, a developer and manufacturer of high performance fingerprint biometric technologies, mainly used by the military and law enforcement…
Biometric Research Note: Integration companies winning military biometric contracts
Integration companies that adopt a consulting based approach to biometric-based security implementations will have a competitive edge in terms of…
Biometric Research Note: U.S. Government Driving Biometrics
The U.S. Government is the major driver of biometrics, with its deep urgency for improved security, resulting in higher defense…
Biometric Research Notes: FLIR Systems
The stock price of FLIR Systems is projected to rise over 25 percent over the next year. The firm which…
Biometric security to be added to smart mobile devices
Goode Intelligence, a research consultancy, has predicted that mobile biometric security will become a “must-have” feature for all smart mobile…
Report predicts the fate of biometrics for the next five years
A new market research is now available in the catalogue of Reportlinker.com. The recent report is titled “Global Biometrics Market…
FBI certifies BI2 Technologies multi-modal biometric mobile ID device
B12 Technologies’ Mobile Offender Recognition and Information System, otherwise known as MORIS, recently received a Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)…
