Biometrics Technology Boosts Military Intelligence

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Iris recognition and palm print identification may seem like a preserve of sci-fi movies, but such technology is becoming increasingly prevalent in military intelligence and homeland security. These hi-tech tools fall under the wider process of biometrics, which uses automated methods to recognise an individual based on measurable biological and behavioural characteristics. According to the United States government, these systems have been researched and tested for use in the likes of mi...

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