At present, the world is completely changing into the digital era, and among that, biometric technology is revolutionizing in various fields. The biometric is considered the emerging technologies which have opened doors to the most extraordinary user experience for customers for air travel.

Exhibiting how the in-house research & development played a major role in developing an indigenous contactless temperature measuring attendance device.

Payment methods work on a highly advanced technology across the world. One of the forefronts of this trend is Contactless Payment. But the security issues slow down the adoption of contactless payments and cards. Instead of trying out new biometric devices for secure payments.

People know that fingerprint recognition is a secure and convenient technology that has become common and widespread. In the past three months, the global outbreak of COVID-19 is raising questions about how safe using fingerprint authentication actually is as touching the sensors can potentially spread the virus.

In the modern digital world, Biometrics is presenting one of the most amazing travel experiences to travelers. Especially the Biometrics technology at the Airports which have been implemented for ensuring safety and security.

The complete Indian digital wallet has changed with the acceptance of the propagation devices. It has been seen that a large volume of the population is now using their mobile phones to make transactions because of its simplicity.   

Biometric has bought a revolution in security systems with technologies like iris, fingerprint, and face recognition to build high security. It has become the most popular and widely used security system in offices and even in mobile devices while unlocking them.

Biometric devices have been around for centuries now, and they don’t seem to vanish anytime soon. So how does the future of biometrics look like? In the coming years, we can expect behavioral patterns to be integrated with biometrics. It will take security to the next level.

A brief study on how the internet of things and cloud computing, when interconnected with biometric attendance and access control systems, is what we need in the future.

Aadhaar is a biometric identification program that uses fingerprints, iris, and face to identify a resident of India. Launched by the Government of India, Aadhaar aims to offer a unique identification card to each person residing in India.