Looking for commonality

By Mike Low 2004-08-06T00:00:00

The lack of biometric standards applicable to all has been one of the causative factors in the slow take-up of technologies such as facial, fingerprint and iris recognition systems here in the UK. That situation should change thanks to the BSI.

One of several reasons why biometric technologies have failed to take off in the UK has been the lack of a standardised approach for end users to follow. That’s about to change, with the BSI now working on producing international standards for publication in 2005.

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