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HIIDE (Look What The NWO Order Has In Store – See What An Army Of One Can Do)
It’s billed as “the most powerful tool ever developed for biometric identification,” and it could well be. L-1 Identity Solutions’ HIIDE is a rugged, portable device that can establish and then verify peoples’ identities using three separate biometrics – iris, fingerprint and facial recognition. It must be pretty impressive, as the US Department of Defense recently ordered ten million dollars worth of the suckers.
HIIDE is an acronym for Handheld Interagency Identity Detection Equipment. The device is embedded with Microsoft XP and can operate either in the field or hooked up to a PC. You can also customize it by adding peripherals such as a passport reader, a keyboard or a mouse. Once up and running, it can store up to 22,000 full biometric profiles, each one including two iris templates, ten fingerprints, a facial image and biographical data.
From the manufacturer…
The most powerful tool ever developed for biometric identification in the field.
Capturing biometrics in the field no longer requires hefty equipment with dozens of peripherals. The HIIDE is the world’s first hand-held tri-biometric system that allows users to enroll and match via any of the three primary biometrics: iris, finger and face. The intuitive user interface makes it easy to enter biographic data to create a comprehensive database on the enrolled subject. TheHIIDE provides complete functionality while connected to a host PC or when operating in the field un-tethered.
- High-capacity storage: Stores up to 22,000 full biometric portfolios (2 iris templates, 10 fingerprints, a facial image and biographic data) to create comprehensive records on enrolled subjects.
- Handles expanded functionality: Customizable by adding a USB-enabled peripheral device including live-scan devices, passport or card readers or an external keyboard and mouse.
- Read more www.iridiantechnologies.us/pages/47-hiide-?rev=true
