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April 2019 - Edition 43
Once viewed as the future of access control, many traditional biometric “Touch” read-
ers (ie.;
( ie.; fingerprint, palm reader, hand vascular readers) sometimes require even more
direct contact than traditional access cards.
cards .
Once viewed as the future of
access control, many tradition-
al biometric “Touch” readers
(ie.; fingerprint, palm reader,
hand vascular readers) some-
times require even more di-
rect contact than traditional ac-
cess cards. It seems that a number of new
technologies are now available
that ease or reduce most of the
above mentioned throughput,
security and health concerns.
There are valid health con-
cerns for the risks associated
with all of the legacy authenti-
cation types. Speed is improved (especial-
ly in the case of facial or hand-
wave) by the reduced need to
pause and produce a card.
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Think of the facial recognition,
recognition ,
iris scan,
scan and hand wave read-
ers currently offered in the mar-
ket.