Lockheed Martin and ZyGEM Accelerate DNA Identification for Law Enforcement, Homeland Security

“Our law enforcement, homeland security and defense communities face a significant challenge in how quickly they can confirm an individual’s identity,” said John Mears, director, Lockheed Martin Biometric Solutions. “Our goal with the RapI.D.™ sample-to-answer DNA analysis device is to transform today’s DNA identification process from one that takes a great deal of training, sophisticated equipment and days or weeks to complete, into an affordable, on-site process that takes less than an hour.”

well this is nice i can see were this is heading , any thoughts ? also you can find more info in this here www.lockheedmartin.com...

enjoy

Nephi

I'm pretty much convinced that iris scanners are the way they are going for instant identification.

Where is this info from? Your link goes to their homepage and I cant find it on the site. Thanks for sharing!

EDIT TO ADD: ok here it is, very interesting stuff.


www.lockheedmartin.com...

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If living in freedom means I no longer have any legal rights to my own dna...

you know what? I don't know if I am in the mood to adhere to T&C on this little issue, so I will refrain from commenting further.

Keep Uncle Sam's "swab" out of my mouth,
ET


maybe I'm missing some of the "benefits" of how this will better serve people who already are not going to live long enough to learn all the rules to the game they are never going to win. this says volumes about our society, doesn't it?

ya i can see this turning into somthing big , but who knows i could be wrong and just paranoid


Nephi

i see this paving the way for RFID , oh here is your new credit card with your dna signature so no need for you to sign the dotted line !!!!!!! lol