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Keyo's biometric tech is compatible with Amazon's palm scanning system

Friday 24 January 2020 09:53 CET | News

Keyo has stated that its technology is compatible with Amazon’s system, noting that while Amazon has filed one patent pertaining to the tech in recent months, Keyo has filed seven.

Keyo has offices in Silicon Valley, Chicago, and Mexico, and it has been developing palm recognition devices since 2015. The startup mentioned that its tech is compatible with Amazon’s ‘Hand Wave’ tech.; interest which ‘points to opportunities on the horizon’, as reported by Find Biometrics.

Amazon is exploring a system that would link retail store customers’ palm biometrics to their registered payment cards. Thus, customers will be enabled to make purchases with no need for a payment card, cash, or any other kind of hardware. The company’s palm scanning devices could be used for retail store transactions, access control, airport screening, and even to replace driver’s licenses, among other applications.


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