I often think if there is one day,we can by
with our finger?I just now read an article from popsci technology volume which state
an Engineering College has made it come true:
These days, fingerprint scanners are used,
but not very widely outside of Tom Cruise movies. But a small South Dakota
college is doing a trial run of a scanner that has you swipe a finger to make a
transaction.
The School of Mines and Technology in Rapid
City has put the tech into two shops on campus. Purchasers type their birthday
into a pad, swipe their finger in a machine, and get a receipt delivered by
email. The scanner checks the buyer's unique print to identify him or her, and
it also checks for living hemoglobin in the finger, preventing any unsavory
characters from trying to use a severed digit.
The 2,400-student campus is filled with
only mechanical engineering or hard science majors, which is why they were
picked for the pilot program run by Hanscan Indentity Management and one of its
subsidiaries, Nexus USA. About 50 students volunteered to try it out.
There are privacy issues involved with
these scanners--you have to offer up your fingerprint before it can be
identified as you--but it's a give and take. You give your fingerprint, and a
thief, presumably, can't impersonate you as easily. Although once these get
more widely used, it'll become more worthwhile for someone to figure out how to
beat it.
(source:http://www.scirp.org)
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