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Stanley CSS and Hoyos partner for biometric solution

Wednesday, April 6, 2011

Stanley Convergent Security Solutions (Stanley CSS), a provider of electronic security products and services, has announced a partnership with Hoyos Corp. that may yield a new suite of iris recognition products.

The product offerings resulting from the partnership is expected to be a physical access control system that would make use of Hoyos’ already existing camera, lighting technology, chip sets, software and physical for factor for iris recognition systems.

The partnership agreement sees Stanley CSS receive exclusive distribution rights for Hoyos technology such as HBOX, EveSwipe-Mini and EyeSwipe-Nano in both the U.S. and Europe. [end] 

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