Comments on: Disney Biometrics

By: Steve

Steve — Sun, 29 Apr 2007 02:43:26 +0000

Just went to Disney and after having my finger scanned one day, I returned the next and swapped my card with my mother who went thru using my card and her finger print scan without a problem.

I then went in with her card and put my pinky finger in which failed. Then I put my index finger in which apparently was a closer match to my mother’s and it worked!

Just wanted to know how much info they are getting from this… Apparently not much…

By: James Manfield

James Manfield — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 02:48:12 +0000

Come on, how convenient that a shill for M2SYS and a company representative happened to be reading the blog. The above posts are blatant astroturf marketing spam.

By: Sameha

Sameha — Thu, 08 Feb 2007 17:43:32 +0000

I am glad to know that Stephanie is really benefited by the biometrics fingerprint scanners provided by our Company. Biometric devices are making transnational communication much easier, safer and more reliable. Customer service is becoming more efficient through it. Tracking clients is getting faster. For large entertainment organizations where customer service is the first priority, one need to ensure smooth management of keeping the records of the customer and the service they are availing . I am a representative of an established research based biometric firm named M2SYS Technology http://www.m2sys.com/ based in Atlanta Georgia. We have provided our fingerprint scanners to numerous clubs, agencies, POS, super stores and malls starting from medium to large across various countries, who are now making a very fast and reliable customer payment and customer record service through integrating our secured fingerprint identification system in their software. Our’s is a patent-pending fingerprint software solution that can be instantly integrated with a host application, avoiding development burdens associated with a fingerprint SDK. We also offer several off-the-shelf fingerprints software products that are distributed to the end user market through our expanding list of channel partners. I believe to keep up with speed of service and tracking the customers as well as employees in an efficient way, finger print scanners are one of the best solutions.

By: Stephanie Cruise

Stephanie Cruise — Wed, 10 Jan 2007 15:14:40 +0000

I think such concept is definitely a positive step. Different systems around the globe are becoming safer as tracking clients is getting faster. I myself am getting lots of advantages by using biometric recognition system in my company. Being In charge of the CMS division of an International Airlines agency in my city, I had to ensure smooth management of keeping the customer records. Then we integrated Fingerprint recognition systems from Atlanta Based M2SYS Technology, into our customer service software. Now the whole system works great. As I myself am a satisfied user of biometric software so I comment that where there are questions with spoofing, looking for authenticated and well established biometric firms is the only solution.

By: zbtirrell

zbtirrell — Mon, 10 Apr 2006 20:49:06 +0000

I noticed those finger scanners a couple years ago while I was down there. I’ll have to take a look again next time I have a meeting in Durham.

By: Jenny

Jenny — Mon, 10 Apr 2006 01:25:54 +0000

UNH has finger biometrics for their dining hall pass, you slide your card and then do the hand. i never did it there though because i left before it was installed