Only one answer makes any real sense --- they plan to sell verification as a service.
Good idea, poor implementation.
1) Flat out paying people raises suspicions.
2) That orb looking thingy is kinda creepy and cumbersome to use.
Better implementation.
1) Use their palm instead. A cheap infrared camera can see the vein pattern under the skin. This combined with hand geometry makes for a highly accurate ID that is easier to use and less suspicious.
2) Sell this to retailers and banks as a convenience feature. No need for a card, just hold out your hand.
Like what Amazon is doing at Whole Foods ... and probably coming to other stores soon ... Amazon Checkout.
Next time, consult with me first. My fees are very reasonable.
Only one answer makes any real sense --- they plan to sell verification as a service.
Good idea, poor implementation.
Better implementation. Like what Amazon is doing at Whole Foods ... and probably coming to other stores soon ... Amazon Checkout.Next time, consult with me first. My fees are very reasonable.