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BIO-key to demonstrate blood center solution

Thursday, October 20, 2011

BIO-key International has announced that it will be presenting its fingerprint-based solution designed for use by blood centers at the American Association of Blood Banks Annual Meeting & CTTXPO 2011 Oct. 22 - 25th in San Diego, Calif.

Among their products the company is showcasing is TruDonor ID software, which is designed to meet FDA positive identification requirements, prevent and detect duplicate donors and streamline the blood collection process.

In addition to their TruDonor ID solution, BIO-key will also be demonstrating its Fingerprint Mobile Identification Device for the Apple iPad, iPhone and Android powered smartphones and tablets that is being touted as a mobile solution for operations such as blood drives. Specifically, BIO-key is pushing the two solutions together as a well-matched solution for donor identification that offers high speed and accuracy. [end] 

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