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L-1 Introduces HIIDE 5, New Middleware Application

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Monday, July 26th, 2010

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L-1 Identity Solutions [ID] has introduced a new version of its handheld multimodal biometric capture and identification system, the HIIDE 5, a small, 3.1 pound unit for high-volume remote enrollments. L-1 said the unit can fit into a cargo pocket. The company has already sold more than 12,000 HIIDE units. The new HIIDE system includes a middleware application that enables the unit to generate onboard templates for iris, fingerprint and facial images that are identical to those used in various…

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