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Patients at Children’s Therapy Center of the Quad Cities give Temperature Screening Kiosks a Thumbs-up

By |April 19th, 2021|

The Temperature Screening Kiosk expedited patient check-in at the Children's Therapy Center of the Quad Cities. Safety from exposure for both visitors and staff was the top goal--a fun interaction for younger pediatric patients was the cherry on top!
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Mercer University Includes Temperature Screening Kiosks in Campus Safety Program

By |September 28th, 2020|

Mercer University needed a fast, accurate and self-running temperature screening solution to add to its Health Initiative. The Temperature Screening Kiosk provided the perfect solution for a higher-education setting.
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FedExField uses smart cards and biometrics for employee ID cards

By |July 19th, 2010|

As host to the Washington Redskins during the NFL season and various other sporting events throughout the year, FedExField in Andover, Maryland requires a large team of employees to keep the stadium running. During the off season, when there are no events, the stadium houses about 50 employees during the day. However, when an event rolls around, between seasonal, contract and temporary employees, the stadium workforce can expand to as many as 10,000 employees working for a single event. To secure access points and verify credentials, FedExField stadium operators implemented a new high-tech and biometric employee ID badge system.

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TSA sets new security standards, expands flight crew ID program

By |August 7th, 2009|

The Transportation Security Administration has created a new national standard for biometric screening of flight crews. The new ID requirements will work to improve security, while also expediting the screening of flight crews at airports. These standards allow for the nationwide expansion of “CrewPASS,” a biometric ID system designed for pilots and crews. With CrewPASS, flight crew members are required to have unique biometric components on their credentials.
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Biometrics technology helps divert ID fraud in Illinois

By |June 27th, 2008|

The use of biometric technology isn’t new or novel to many of us – we will provide our fingerprints for access control and identification at least once in our lives. Not all biometrics are as ubiquitous as the fingerprint, however. Another form of biometrics, facial recognition software, used by DMVs in the state of Illinois, has helped the state drastically cut down on one of its most infamous problems – drivers license fraud.

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Switch to Biometric Lunch System faces privacy hurdle at Missouri School

By |June 23rd, 2008|

It was supposed to be a seamless transition – students at Clinton County School District in Clinton County, Missouri, would switch from a lunch system that used encoded cards to one that uses biometric information from student fingerprints.

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Airports take a closer look at biometric ID cards for workers

By |May 6th, 2008|

Recent security breaches, including a well-publicized incident involving ID fraud at the O’Hare Airport, have caused Congress, airports, and the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to push for biometric identification for airport employees nationwide. While airports have issued employee ID badges for years, the focus is now shifting towards biometrics, and the inclusion of fingerprints and iris recognition in all airport worker credentials.

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Biometric payment card to bring debit cards to rural Ghana

By |May 1st, 2008|

Consumers all over the world have, almost overnight, become universal bearers of the debit card. A plastic card, usually with a magnetic stripe (and a smart chip in many parts of the world) is used like a credit card; but instead of paying the bill off at the end of every month, the money is drawn straight from the cardholder’s bank account. This secure, easy way to pay for almost everything has made the debit payment card system wildly popular.

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Secure biometrics gym ID card now required for Middle Tennessee State Students

By |April 21st, 2008|

The days of simply showing student ID cards to attendants at Middle Tennessee State University’s rec center are over. Under a new ID card program aimed at higher security, upwards of 23,000 MTSU students are required to trade in their current ID cards, which simply had magnetic stripes, for new Blue ID Cards, which enable biometric featuers in order to ensure higher security.

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New biometric ID cards provide Canadian airports with first-class security

By |July 11th, 2007|

A new, dual biometric-based airport ID card has taken flight at 29 Canadian airports, boosting security to new heights. The Restricted Area Identity Card (RAIC) utilizes chip-based smart cards issued to all airport personnel. The cards work in conjunction with biometric readers for fingerprint or iris authentication.

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