Nope.....still in the office :( Nice though. Guess was just...

Nope.....still in the office

Nice though.

Guess was just matter of time for another biometric use

I just did a quick google to see if anything came up on exams etc and this site popped up...think I vaguely recall seeing it some months ago but anyway...the site is a practice exam site for software / hardware developers (or those studying anyway) for MS, IBM, SAP, HP, CISCO etc. and was interesting to see under user authentication methods they actually reference "corneal" as a biometric to be considered / understood as part of that process.....my bold...

http://www.examcollection.com/certi...k-plus-understanding-user-authentication.html
Understanding User Authentication


An authentication is the process in which peoples prove their identities. User authentication is the process in which users have to prove their identity through the network. It is generally established in one among the 3 methods or combination of 3 also called as factors. This 3 factors in which users have to prove their identity, such as something they have, something they know and something they are. In that something that the user knows may be a personal identification number or a password that's associated with the smart card. Then something the user has maybe a cryptographic key or a smart card. The something the user is maybe related to the biometric authentication like iris scan, voice print, fingerprint, hand geometry print or cornea. Combining the above factors will provide greater security than anything. In the above case, each factor of an authentication uses a different protocol. It is essential to understand the option in regard to every type of the user authentication. Here listed below are most commonly used methods of the user authentication.