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Biovein - security control system uses your veins as collatoral
The Red Ferret Journal - gadgets, cool sites, freeware and tech trivia — ... system scans your fingertip and verifies your identity via the pattern of veins. It s what you might call ultra-biometric. It s very French and based on the Hitachi technology known as VeinID . The idea is that veins are impossible to forge. Hard to argue with that really, eh? Priced at around an arm and a leg or so. Finger vein authentication uses leading-edge light transmission technology developed by Hitachi to undergo pattern-matching and authentication. Near-infrared light is transmitted through the finger and partially absorbed by hemoglobin in the veins to capture a ...

Biovein Secuity Control System Uses Vascular Recognition
Gear Live — ... Although biometric access controls such as retina and fingerprint recognition are nothing new, in the search for ultimate security, the Biovein security control system from French innovator Easydentic Group, verifies your identity through vascular recognition. WHAT??? Here’s how it works: Based on the Hitachi technology known as VeinID, the system scans the finger’s vascular area and authorizes access only after recognizing the image. Even if you had the technology to forge finger vein patterns, you’d have to get your hands on the original – and few bad guys ...