Sony USB Human Vein Reader

Written by Richard Blanchard on December 2nd, 2009. Posted in Security

You learn something new every day.  Today I learned that Sony has been working on a new bio technology that reads vein structure of a human hand.  The project is called “Mofiria.”

USB vein reader

Object behind this project is taking the biometric finger reading technology one step further, and using vein structure as the authentication code [after all we have all seen movies where a fake silicon finger gets the burglars in].

So now the biometric technology is all buttoned up, Sony developed a USB vein reader that users could implement in the field.

A bit crazy I must agree, but necessary for high level security where finger prints aren’t enough.  The Sony USB vein reader will begin to ship mid December 2009 with an undisclosed price.

Source:  Akihabara News.

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