Article 126 : Why companies in the UAE choose Biotime to secure their access

Why companies in the UAE choose Biotime to secure their access

In the United Arab Emirates, access security has become a central concern across all industries. With proven technologies and tailored support, Biotime Biometrics stands out as a key player in this evolving landscape. Access control solutions…
Article 125 : Can artificial intelligence really predict crime?

Can artificial intelligence really predict crime?

Recent advances in artificial intelligence have sparked debate about its potential use in predicting future criminal behavior. As AI technologies grow in scope and precision, a critical question emerges: can machines anticipate human decisions—especially…
Article 124 : Biometric authentication vs traditional security: which one is safer?

Biometric authentication vs traditional security: which one is safer?

As digital threats evolve, the need for robust security solutions has never been greater. Traditional methods such as passwords and ID cards are widely used but face increasing vulnerabilities. Biometric authentication, leveraging fingerprints,…
Article 123 : The future of biometrics in UAE’s healthcare and payment systems

The future of biometrics in UAE’s healthcare and payment systems

Biometrics is becoming an essential part of digital transformation in various sectors across the UAE. While it is widely used in airports and security, its adoption in healthcare and payment solutions is growing. Amazon’s palm recognition…
Article 122 : Biometric e-gates: a growing trend in border security

Biometric e-gates: a growing trend in border security

In recent years, biometric e-gates have transformed border control, making travel faster and more efficient. Several countries are adopting this technology to streamline immigration processes while maintaining security standards. These systems…
Article 121 : UAE advances digital government services with biometrics

UAE advances digital government services with biometrics

The UAE continues to strengthen its digital transformation strategy by integrating biometrics into government services. These innovations aim to enhance security, streamline administrative processes, and improve user experience. As more services…
Article 119 : Strategic partnership brings biometrics to Al Maktoum airport

Strategic partnership brings biometrics to Al Maktoum airport

The integration of biometric technologies into access control systems is becoming increasingly significant, particularly in the UAE. IDEMIA, a leading player in biometrics, is at the center of a new strategic partnership between IPS and GDRFA-Dubai…
Article 117 : Integrated security in smart devices

Integrated security in smart devices

In a rapidly evolving technological context, connected equipment must guarantee reliable access and data protection. Authentication solutions are shifting towards methods that are both intuitive and robust, reassuring users while securing sensitive…
Article 115 : How Idemia’s biometric solutions support OEM innovation

How Idemia’s biometric solutions support OEM innovation

IDEMIA is shaping the future of biometric technology for OEMs by offering robust and customizable biometric modules. These solutions enhance security across sectors, from finance to public services, where secure identification methods have become…
Article 113 : Switzerland takes inspiration from Abu Dhabi to introduce biometrics in airports

Switzerland takes inspiration from Abu Dhabi to introduce biometrics in airports

Switzerland is considering the integration of biometric technologies in its airports, drawing inspiration from Abu Dhabi's experience. By using systems like facial recognition, biometrics aim to enhance the customer experience while improving…