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02/10/14

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Originally posted by Endless ↑

I'll just duck in on way to the gym for a few cyber schoonies.

So check out this global Co. http://www.fraunhofer.de/en/press/research-news/2014/may/retinal-scanner-that-fits-in-a-purse.html

Among other things they are into Optical Recognition devices using MEMS, Green Tech, Rare Earths, partner with MIT, Lasers. List goes on. Just having a look around to get some perspective.

"Researchers housed the optical components needed to image the retina within a volume of about twelve-by-nine-by-six centimeters. These components include, for example, the infrared laser, the ocular and the MEMS-scanninng mirror (MEMS=Micro-Electro-Mechanical System). Above all, the latter has helped the scientists to put the optical system into such a compact space."

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Retinal scan still uses stored image to verify

Not the one time pin like WBT which will reject an exact stored image while still being able to verify a persons unique cornea

This imo is what makes WBT so exciting if they can pull it off
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