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• Airports seem to be the most enthusiastic adopters of iris scanning.
• The 20-second iris scanning process is simple.
• But iris scanning, like all biometrics, faces a major roadblock in gaining acceptance _ worries about privacy.
• Last year, the 12-year-old bank installed iris scanning components in three prototype automated teller machines.
• Some airports are using iris scanning to make sure that only flight crews and airport employees can enter restricted areas.
• In the field of biometrics, or identifying people based on physical characteristics, iris scanning has recently been gaining momentum.
• If iris scanning gets that easy, where people can use it without thinking about it, then it could really take off.
• The states are looking at biometric technologies like facial recognition, iris scanning and digital fingerprinting to serve as unique identifiers for individuals.
• To prove that the technology is feasible, IATA used iris scanning technology to allocate seats at its last general meeting, added Gaillard.
• John F . Kennedy International Airport has become the first airport in the United States to use iris scanning technology to prevent employee security breaches.
• The U . N . High Commissioner for Refugees first set up iris scanning machines in the Pakistani town of Takhta Baig between October and December.
• Frankfurt airport and Lufthansa employees will be able to pass security checks using biometric data such as fingerprints and iris scanning under a pilot project announced Friday.
• The Sarasota County Sheriff's Office in Florida says it thwarted two inmate escape attempts in the first year it used iris scanning at its detention center.
• This month, the United Nations is setting up iris scanning facilities in three main crossing points in Pakistan _ Takhta Baig, Ali-Zai and Chaman.
• Iris scanning would work for those areas, but the $ 4, 000 to $ 20, 000 cost per scanner will scare off potential buyers, he said.
• Sarkozy said the ministers also agreed they would work towards using biometric data _ such as fingerprints and iris scanning _ to prevent the forgery of travel documents and passports.
• Sarkozy said the ministers also agreed they would work toward using biometric data _ such as fingerprints and iris scanning _ to prevent the forgery of travel documents and passports.
• Iris scanning is a relatively new technology and is incompatible with the very substantial investment that the law enforcement and immigration authorities of some countries have already made into fingerprint recognition.
• (UNDATED ) Experts are warning that the real technological challenge behind a national identification system isn't the flashy iris scanning, face recognizing or fingerprinting on the front end.
• For the last several weeks, airport employees have been quietly testing what many officials say is no longer science fiction, but the security system of the future : iris scanning.