The BSI's BioP‑II study
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The talk describes the BioP-II study by Germany’s BSI, a biometric field test across Europe that evaluated the operational suitability of fingerprint, face and iris traits for use in travel documents. It explains that the study was delayed by months, and meanwhile relevant laws were already passed, so the study’s findings came too late to influence the legislative decision.
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