Imagine walking into a bank and having your account flash onto the teller’s computer screen before you even say a word. Or consider what it would be like to call your institution’s customer service ...

Technology companies say it won’t be long before people can use scans of their fingerprints — or even their faces — to start their cars, access their bank accounts or buy lunch at a school cafeteria.

New technology is trying to make getting to a flight at JFK Airport as quick as the blink of an eye -- or the tap of a finger. Biometric scanners were introduced Monday at Terminal 4, the largest ...

The pandemic has ushered in a new demand for touchless tech at all levels of customer and employee engagement at QSRs. But before you make the leap to any type of biometric-based tech, make sure ...

BOSTON -- Losing your student ID can be a major hassle. You lose access to your room, your dining plan and cash in the form of convenience points. But imagine if your ID was permanently ingrained in ...

"Diamonds are Forever," 1971: James Bond leaves a fake fingerprint on a glass, which then fakes out a spy's high-tech scanner, which in Hollywood terms means that it uses a lot of red lights. "Never ...

Illinois employers that use biometric timeclocks (such as finger, face, hand, or retina scan timeclocks or entry devices) or collect other biometric information should take action immediately to ...

Giving the finger -- so to speak -- to Apple's Touch ID feature may unlock the iPhone 5s and allow users to authorize purchases on iTunes, but whether the fingerprint scanning technology will push ...

Walmart’s ongoing investigation of blockchain technologies seems to have intersected with its growing interest in joining the healthcare space, according to a patent application released earlier this ...