palm vein

Future of Biometrics M2SYS In The Community Mobile Biometrics 

Fujitsu tablet with integrated PalmSecure sensor

October 8, 2017June 25, 2018 Mizan Rahman 0 Comments biometric attendance, biometrics and access control, Fujitsu PalmSecure, palm vein

Fujitsu’s ruggedized tablet comes with serious security – palm vein biometrics powered by an integrated PalmSecure sensor.
More and more tablets […]

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Biometric Hardware Biometric Terminology Fingerprint Vascular Biometrics 

Fingerprint vs Vascular biometrics – What are the differences?

January 15, 2016July 10, 2018 Shaon Shahnewaz 0 Comments biometric identification, finger vein, fingerprint, fingerprint vs vascular biometrics, palm vein, vascular biometrics, Vein Biometrics, Vein technology

Fingerprint vs Vascular biometrics – Are they different?
In biometrics, fingerprint technology is by far the most popular and widely used […]

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Comments On Recent Biometric News Stories Privacy 

Florida Ruling Highlights Continued Urgency to Educate Public on Biometric Technology

April 3, 2014July 13, 2017 John Trader 7 Comments biometric, biometrics, biometrics education, Florida schools, laws passed banning biometrics, palm vein

You may have heard that the State of Florida recently voted to ban the collection of biometric data from school […]

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Biometric Hardware Comments On Recent Biometric News Stories 

Vodaphone in UK Using M2SYS Hybrid Biometric Platform & Palm Vein Biometrics at Summer Festivals

June 22, 2012July 13, 2017 John Trader 2 Comments biometric, biometrics, palm vein, UK, vodaphone

We were happy to hear that Vodaphone in the UK has successfully implemented the M2SYS Hybrid Biometric Platform biometric identification […]

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Healthcare Patient Identification 

Avoiding Patient Identification Problems with Biometrics

March 8, 2012March 27, 2019 John Trader 0 Comments biometrics, healthcare, healthcare biometrics, Iris recognition, palm vein, patient identification, RightPatient

Two stories in the news caught our eye over the past week where hospitals appealed for the public’s help to […]

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Events/Conferences M2SYS In The Community Public Safety 

M2SYS CEO @themizan to Speak at 2012 Biometrics Summit in Miami

February 24, 2012November 27, 2018 John Trader 0 Comments 2012 Biometrics Summit, biometric, biometric systems, biometric technology, biometrics, DSI-ITI, finger vein, fingerprint, Iris recognition, LLC, Miami, Mizan Rahman, palm vein

Where: Miami Hilton Downtown, Miami, FL
When: February 27 – March 1, 2012
M2SYS Informational Session: Day two,  02/29/12, 3:25pm
M2SYS CEO Mizan […]

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Workforce Management 

Fujitsu and M2SYS Team Up for Webinar on Biometrics for Time and Attendance in Healthcare

February 20, 2012November 18, 2019 John Trader 1 Comment biometric, biometric systems, biometric technology, biometrics, buddy punching, Fujitsu, palm vein, workforce management

 
Word is spreading across the workforce management landscape about the benefits of using biometric employee identification for time and attendance. Most notably, […]

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Healthcare Patient Identification Workforce Management 

Is that the Right Patient?

January 21, 2012June 25, 2018 John Trader 0 Comments biometric, biometrics, guest post, healthcare, Iatric Systems, Iris recognition, palm vein, patient identification

Today, we welcome a guest post from Iatric Systems.
Meaningful Use brings increased utilization of electronic records, providing instant access to […]

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Comments On Recent Biometric News Stories Retail Point Of Sale Vascular Biometrics 

University of Maine Deploys @M2SYS Palm Vein Scanners for Student Check-In at Dining Halls

January 10, 2012February 12, 2019 John Trader 0 Comments biometric, biometric systems, biometric technology, biometrics, lunch line POS, multi-biometric, palm vein, palm vein scanner, Point of sale, POS software, vascular technology

Today we announced that the University of Maine has deployed the M2SYS palm vein scanner with our Hybrid Bio Snap-On™ […]

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