Irikon Is The World’s First Iris ID USB Drive

Rich Gates July 5, 2007 Security, USB News

Rehoboth Technology introduced the first ever iris ID USB flash drive to one-up the biometric concept.

The iris USB drive requires a user to look into the on-board camera for a quick looksie. The registration or scanning process will ID the user in around 2 seconds. There are no passwords or pin numbers to unlock the drive, only the correct iris will unlock the valuable content. With 256-bit encryption I don’t think you’ll get past this, even with some James Bond contact lenses.

The Irikon drive can hold 20 iris templates or IDs and is fully plug-n-play with Windows, Mac etc. You will need to get the iris ID drive fairly close, about 6 centimeters. Source: Rehoboth Irikon Iris USB Drive via Aving News

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Irikon Is The World’s First Iris ID USB Drive

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