Startup company offers hard-to-fool identifier
Halfway houses and other institutions that need reliable information on the activities of residents typically face a challenge in verifying the coming and going of their population.
Signed verification on paper leaves open some questions about the real identity behind the signature, said Roger Grant , founder of a new Oklahoma City -based company called Human Element Biometrics.
Grant has developed a more foolp...
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