Well someone got tired of waiting it would seem....what is it Mr...

Well someone got tired of waiting it would seem....what is it Mr Buffet says...patience

Was just having a browse through the ICBR / Purdue site to see what's happening over there with their programs etc. Like the snapshot of the guy using the moby for what appears eye biometric interaction (maybe ours?)

Found a quick spiel on their test / eval page and down the bottom was some interesting names that they have worked with in the Industry / Gov. Reckon in good hands there for the eval and also for specific feedback on any enhancements required to appease those possible clients mentioned in the Ann's.

Waiting patiently like you all....well excluding the current sellers today (poss tree shake coming on small vol?)

http://icbrpurdue.org/testing-and-evaluation/

TESTING AND EVALUATION
We aim to improve system performance by understanding how users interact with biometric devices, which are used to identify users by physical or behavioral characteristics in a variety of applications and environments. Users must be able to use the devices with little or no difficulty to reduce the possibility of misusing them. We leverage our expertise in biometrics, ergonomics, and usability to investigate the interaction of the human and the biometric device, evaluate the impact of product design on system performance, and analyze user experiences.

We provide the following services:

In-lab testing in ICBR Testing Suite

In-lab Testing
At the ICBR, we evaluate biometric systems using live subjects to gather qualitative information about their experiences with a device, process, or design in a controlled environment.

  

Conference Room for Focus Group Testing

Focus Group Testing
Focus groups can provide important feedback about existing and new products. Our focus groups consists of about 5 – 6 previous users of the device or system per session. Each are asked to answer a series of questions the sponsor is wanting to address to improve the usability and functions of the end product.
  

“Wild” Testing
“Wild” testing allows users to interact with the product being testing and evaluated on how it works in an operational environment. An example would be having them use an app the sponsor created and making a verification attempt each day




COMPANIES WE HAVE WORKED WITH