Finland: Facial Recognition in, Credit Cards out
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can also be used for medical records, perhaps one is taken to the hospital, no ID, nothing, nothing but a chip that already carries this info, also about facial recognition it is used nationwide for identifying suspects, i over heard that on a radio show awhile back, which is now seemingly taking effect. seems pretty convincing, we'll just have to wait and see.
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Hospitals have been using vein scanners for years now. First time I saw it was 2011,but I think they have been using it earlier then that. I just haven't been to the hospital much
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How does the palm vein recognition system work, and how do I use it?
Palm vein recognition works by scanning the veins inside of your hand and creating a digital template that represents your vein pattern.
To use the system, you hold your hand a few inches above a sensor, which records the pattern of your palm veins on a digital template. Palm vein patterns are unique to each individual—even identical twins have different patterns.
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How does the palm vein recognition system work, and how do I use it?
Palm vein recognition works by scanning the veins inside of your hand and creating a digital template that represents your vein pattern.
To use the system, you hold your hand a few inches above a sensor, which records the pattern of your palm veins on a digital template. Palm vein patterns are unique to each individual—even identical twins have different patterns.
lol, sorry i wasn't trying to derail just answer some unanswered wonderings of mine. I'm not up for debate. I see it as convincing actually that the chip would be used, since it's so highly prized among men, and very well could suit it's purpose in allowing access to bank accounts, however to be fully convinced I say, let's wait and see.