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Works on any part of the body, the hand, palm, face; can be incorporated into any small electronic like a phone, IoT, glasses, a smart watch. Vein matching vectors or optional bone surface scan with two proof of life for added security.
U.S. Patent 10,135,822

Global e∙dentity™ Infrared Vein Matching Patented Technology

About Global e∙dentity™

We are continually developing virtually impenetrable, multi-modal, secure identification products to make the world a smarter and safer place – a bold new world that is free of old encumbrances of physical identification.

About Global e∙dentity™

We are continually developing virtually impenetrable, multi-modal, secure identification products to make the world a smarter and safer place – a bold new world that is free of old encumbrances of physical identification.

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