Stamford, Conn.-based L-1 Identity Solutions announced availability of the TouchPrint Enhanced Definition 4800 Live Scan product. The FBI Appendix F certified live scan is the smallest, lightweight device for capturing complete ten print and palm images including fingerprint rolls, slaps, thumbs, palms and writers’ edges. The TouchPrint ED 4800 is the only live scan capable of multi-capture on a patent-pending single, field-replaceable platen. The device features L-1’s proprietary Moisture Discriminating Optics to ignore the effects of moisture blobs from sweaty prints and deliver higher quality images. ![[end]](/resources/bullet/thirdfactor-4.gif)
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India’s Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), a government agency created to manage the country’s new UID system that will establish biometric profiles and related ID numbers for all the country’s citizens, has chosen three consortia made up of various biometric, security and technology companies to create, setup and run a system that will ensure the UID numbers are not duplicated, according to a Live Mint article. read more »Total Terminal International Algeciras, a container terminal operator of Hanjin in Southern Spain, has gone live with a new real time locating system from IDENTEC SOLUTIONS for the tracking and control of containers. read more »Skeletal scanning technology developed at Wright State University could hold potential as a new biometric mode particularly effective in weeding out people of interest from crowds, according to an Ubergizmo article. read more »In Australia, Victoria the ill-fated myki smart card system is set to go live on buses and trams on Sunday, according to ABC News. The $1.3 billion system has already been active on Melbourne’s metro trains for months, but technical issues have kept it from being implemented across all public transportation in Victoria. read more »Microsoft has partnered with InCommon Affiliate for a program that’s responsible for providing the education community with a way to connect with affiliate partners who are able to help build the necessary underlying online infrastructure on campus that supports federated access. read more »The Live Oak Public Libraries in Savannah, Ga., have integrated automated materials handling from 3M RFID Solutions, and are considering expanding the system to its more than 18 locations. read more » |
