The Atlas 2000 solves the problems that have been left by existing readers. Many such devices have serious shortcomings when it comes to user interface, connectivity and modern technology. Older ...

CAMPBELL, Calif., Aug. 22, 2002 — Hydro-Quebec’s Gentilly-2 nuclear generating station has a new security system that authenticates access from the size and shape of the hand, replacing keys, cards or ...

In 1996, William Beaumont Hospital, a 254-bed community hospital in Troy, Michigan, had a problem: A small number of rogue employees were taking narcotics from a storage area without authorization.

CARMEL, Ind.—Students at the Peck School of the Arts on the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee campus funded a project that led to the installation of Schlage HandKey readers at the six-building ...

CAMPBELL, CALIF. – June 27, 2006 – Ingersoll Rand Security Technologies today announced that West Virginia University's Student Recreation Center is using its biometric handreader technology, in ...

Ingersoll Rand Security Technologies today announced that the Associated Students at California State University, Chico (AS) uses seven Schlage HandPunch time and attendance readers at employee ...

The Academy of Appleton, Wis., a private pre-, primary and secondary school with a parent to teacher ratio of three to one, is using hand geometry technology to secure its key access point. Parents ...

The cost of putting biometric security in place is not exorbitant, says Mr. May. Each hand reader costs about $2,500, and the turnstile to which it is connected costs $8,500 to $9,000. The ...

Today, there are three major initiatives for cards and credentials on college and healthcare campuses. Every security director needs to be aware of them. 1. Smart cards are becoming the credential of ...

The largest expense that foodservice operators incur, other than food, is employee labor costs. In addition to wages, human capital can cost quick serves countless dollars in employee theft and misuse ...

Amazon is testing out a new payment method at its New York offices: hand scanning. So far, the e-retailer has refused to comment on the project, which is code-named "Orville," but a report in the New ...