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When fingerprint time clocks were first introduced in Australia, they carried a subtle form of stigma as many people associated fingerprint scanning with the criminal justice system. Given the many benefits of...

Biometric security has been gradually working its way into our lives since the 1990s. Many people had their first tentative experience with it after arriving at work to discover a biometric...

Before we get into the benefits delivered by biometric access systems, let’s take a brief field trip to Silicon Valley. Our first stop is the head office of identity and access...

Before the pandemic, remote and hybrid work options were seen as luxury perks by many people – the type of thing offered to a lucky few who had the right...

The fingerprint recognition technology found in modern biometric time clocks is a fascinating example of what can happen when two separate branches of technological development are combined. Though most people record their...

The simplest answer to this question is that fingerprinting is the oldest form of biometric analysis. Indeed, as far back as the reign of Hammurabi (circa 1792 to 1750 BCE),...

The great-grandparents of modern biometric time clocks, punch clocks were once the gold standard in time and attendance management. These revolutionary devices allowed businesses to track employee movements and gain...

Biometrics refers to the collection, measurement, and analysis of biological, morphological, and behavioural markers that are unique to each individual. If you’ve stared awkwardly into a camera at customs after...