Panasonic develops Walkthrough Iris Scanner

Aug 10 2007, 12:00pm CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Panasonic System Solutions has developed an Iris scanner that scans your eyes while walking through it.

Iris identification features a very low failure rate of below 1/1,200,000. Current systems you know from spy movies require you to stare into a camera until the system identifies the iris signature.

The system uses multiple 2MP cameras and detects automatically the locations of the eyes. It might still take a while until these walkthrough iris scanners will be doing their job at airports.
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