CASE STUDIES

The use of iris recognition technology is growing in its variety and inventiveness - testimony to not only the resilience of the core technology but the growing flexibility of the software and hardware.
Indeed, this high technology identification solution is proving remarkably responsive to specific client needs. Initial, and enduring client interest lies in the high degree of accuracy offered. High orders of audit accuracy remain an attractive and significant factor.

A growing number of clients are attracted to the utilities of not having to touch or otherwise physically engage the technology. Hospitals, pathology labs, forensic facilities are all attracted to the "secure yet sterile" scenarios now activated by sight alone - the utilities for the physically handicapped (in particular those who are wheelchair bound) are obvious.