What are the advantages of using biometrics in healthcare industry?

Biometric technologies provide precise patient authentication and tracking at doctor’s offices, healthcare facilities, and other medical centers. Access control and patient record checking are examples of such applications. Biometrics may also monitor patients outside of typical healthcare settings and are being used to build new applications such as electronic prescriptions and remote diagnostics. Here are […]

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Biometrics-as-a-Service in Healthcare Market is Growing Globally

Biometrics is the technology of identification on the basis of the biological pattern for information security. It has worldwide use for identification and securing information using fingerprints, finger veins, irises, and facial recognition. Just like every other industry, biometric identification is now being used in healthcare to prevent medical identity fraud and financial losses. The […]

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Biometric Authentication in the Workplace is Gaining Popularity

It is very likely that in the near future, the use of biometrics in the workplace might change the way we work now. A recent survey conducted by Veridium titled “Biometric Consumer Sentiment Survey” shows that 70% of people in the US, who are experienced in using biometric authentication, positively support the expansion of it […]

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Infographics: New Trends in Biometric Technology Today – 2018

With the advancement of new technology, the year 2018 will foreshadow last year’s biometric technology trends. Some of the new trends in biometric technology today and the areas which will have the most potential through implementation or integration of the latest biometrics are shown below: Biometrics in Airport Technology Currently, over 800 million biometric passports […]

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