Facial-recognition could be coming to your office. Here's how companies are pitching the tech to landlords and trying to allay privacy concerns.

The technology has been seen by some as a potential threat to privacy, but facial-recognition experts say it can be deployed responsibly in offices.
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The Rise of Biometric Wallet Access: Pros and Cons For New & Experienced Traders

The constant case of private key leaks and front-end hacks has led to the introduction of the biometric wallet, which has ...
The Bellingham Herald

State issues cease-and-desist order to Seattle-based cryptocurrency exchange

The company linked to multiple bitcoin ATMs in Whatcom County has been issued a temporary cease-and-desist order by the Washington State Department of Financial Institutions (DFI). The Seattle-based ...
IEEE

An e-Nose Fingerprint-Based OC-OCC Classification Approach for Authenticity Identification of Liquors

Abstract: Herein, an original algorithm, the model-free one-class open-style circular coding (OC-OCC) approach is proposed to identify the authenticity of Chinese liquors based on an electronic nose ...
IEEE

Enhanced Fingerprint Recognition System Using Minutiae-Based Analysis and FFT-Based Feature Extraction

Abstract: Fingerprint recognition is a widely adopted biometric authentication technique due to the uniqueness and permanence of fingerprint patterns. This paper presents a fingerprint recognition ...