-
However, you overlook the extraordinary performance of iris recognition as documented in several recent independent and government studies.
ECONOMIST: Africa's oil riches
-
The Iris Recognition Immigration System allows registered passengers to enter the U.K. without standing in line at passport control.
WSJ: Cutting Down On the To and Fro
-
Face and iris recognition tools are already in use.
BBC: Biometrics cybersecurity research gets government cash
-
Think of a border protection agency that could use iris recognition at an airport's customs checkpoint, or a police or law enforcement agency that needs to verify identities on the go and can't afford large, cumbersome hardware to do so.
CNN: How to turn your phone into a biometric scanning machine
-
Iris-recognition scanners may eventually be superseded by retina scanners, which experts say provide a more accurate measure of identity.
CNN: Fully biometric airports becoming a reality
-
According to the UK Border Agency, the new iris-recognition scanners installed at UK airports should get you through immigration in around 20 seconds.
CNN: Fully biometric airports becoming a reality
-
Fingerprint and iris-recognition technology have significant error rates, too.
ECONOMIST: High-tech passports are not working
-
Iris-recognition technology is hardly the stuff of fiction.
FORBES: Osama bin Laden's Identity Confirmed With Biometrics Technology. You're Next -- and You Should Care
-
Trials in the UK last year identified a high level of failure in the registration and verification of iris, fingerprint and facial recognition among a pool of 10, 000 British citizens.
ENGADGET: U.S. to abandon biometric passport plans, for realz
-
The International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), the U.N. body that oversees air travel recognizes facial recognition as its primary biometric standard, with iris and fingerprints accepted as the two optional identifiers.
CNN: Fully biometric airports becoming a reality