Abstract: A multi-function biometric scanner is provided. The multi-function biometric scanner includes a housing that includes a dome-shaped or semi-dome shaped user interface, the user interface including a capacitive film for fingerprint capture that is disposed along an outer-surface of the housing and a plurality of biometric sensors that are disposed within the housing and that are configured to concurrently retrieve a plurality of biometrics from a user, each sensor being configured to measure a respective biometric of the plurality of biometrics. Fingerprints and the plurality of biometrics are compared to threat information in one or more threat databases to identify a person of interest.

Abstract: A wearable device may store a biometric token associated with a wearer of the wearable device, the wearable device including: a wireless communications interface; a processing circuitry; a memory configured to store a biometric token associated with a wearer of the wearable device, the biometric token including a device identifier that is associated with the wearable device, a biometric template for each of one or more biometric scans of the wearer of the wearable device, and an indication of whether or not the biometric token is valid, wherein the biometric token, if valid, establishes a trust that wearer identifying information, linked to the biometric token, is associated with the wearer; an invalidating event detector configured to determine if an invalidating event has occurred; wherein the processing circuitry is configured to invalidate the biometric token in response to detecting that an invalidating event has occurred for the biometric token.

Abstract: According to an implementation, a biometric camera device includes a plurality of image sensors including a first image sensor and a second image sensor, and a plurality of biometric processors including a first biometric processor connected to the first image sensor and a second biometric processor connected to the second image sensor. The first biometric processor is configured to receive and process image data from the first image sensor according to a first biometric algorithm, and the second biometric processor is configured to receive and process image data from the second image sensor according to a second biometric algorithm. The biometric camera device includes a controller connected to each of the plurality of biometric processors. The controller is configured to receive processed biometric data from each of the biometric plurality of biometric processors.

Abstract: An augmented-reality device is provided. The augmented-reality device is configured to retrieve security information for a plurality of persons at respective security checkpoints. In addition, the augmented-reality device is configured to concurrently display the security information for each of the plurality of persons on an augmented-reality display. Security information is superimposed on or adjacent to each of the plurality of persons located at respective security checkpoints, the display configured to maintain visibility of the security checkpoint.

Abstract: A multi-function biometric scanner is provided. The multi-function biometric scanner includes a housing that includes a dome-shaped or semi-dome shaped user interface, the user interface including a capacitive film for fingerprint capture that is disposed along an outer-surface of the housing and a plurality of biometric sensors that are disposed within the housing and that are configured to concurrently retrieve a plurality of biometrics from a user, each sensor being configured to measure a respective biometric of the plurality of biometrics. Fingerprints and the plurality of biometrics are compared to threat information in one or more threat databases to identify a person of interest.

Abstract: The present disclosure describes systems, methods, and apparatuses for identifying a person of interest. An exemplary method may comprise storing external data received from a variety external sources into a parameterized table, creating a first set of category views on the parameterized table, creating a second set of category views based at least in part on data to be derived from a traveler's personal information to be received, receiving the traveler's personal information generated by an input device and determining whether the traveler is a person of interest by evaluating the personal information against one or more pre-defined profiles using the first and second sets of category views. Each of the one or more pre-defined profiles may comprise one or more rules and a threshold value for determining a likelihood for the traveler to be matched in each of the one or more pre-defined profiles.