With facial recognition - and other bio-metric techniques (fingerprints) not used in Airports globally - it is surely only time - before we move to the next step - embedded personal identifiers.
In essence - chip.
Sure - someone could hack a chip out of someone - but it is probable the chip would be tuned to a specific DNA - a two step authentication mechanism (and combined with facial coding/gate coding) - pretty hard to beat!
How many business travelers (I'm talking about Global Business Dev's) would implant a chip - knowing that they can walk straight through customs - on a global basis.
A big time saving - and significantly less stress - meaning potentially better sales.
The idea's of a product like biostamp are endless - and scary.
It is a product the turns us into - a thing - as far of the "Internet of Things" is concerned.
Our body - just becomes another device - broadcasting its data.
In essence - chip.
Sure - someone could hack a chip out of someone - but it is probable the chip would be tuned to a specific DNA - a two step authentication mechanism (and combined with facial coding/gate coding) - pretty hard to beat!
How many business travelers (I'm talking about Global Business Dev's) would implant a chip - knowing that they can walk straight through customs - on a global basis.
A big time saving - and significantly less stress - meaning potentially better sales.
The idea's of a product like biostamp are endless - and scary.
It is a product the turns us into - a thing - as far of the "Internet of Things" is concerned.
Our body - just becomes another device - broadcasting its data.
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