Sony recently released details on a new biometric technology that reads the internal vein structure as opposed to "older" fingerprint recognition technology.
The advancement in this technology, enhances potential security applications, immensely.
Apparently the size of the sensors have also been reduced to allow for the development of better locking systems including for gates and aluminum style doors.
Many aluminum doors across the world are produced with narrow frames. Up until now, fingerprint readers have been too bulky for installation on narrow style doors, hence the slow uptake across the world. With the advent of this exciting new technology breakthrough, I can see on the horizon, the day when keys will be that product of yesteryear. The 5000 year old invention that took 5000 years to be made redundant.
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