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James Bond's Pistol
17.03.2017 | 12:59
James Bond's Pistol
In the United States seek supporters of "smart" weapons
The technology of "smart" weapons offers a high-tech solution for preventing personal weapons from falling into the wrong hands. Once the owner
It applies a finger to the scanning device, and a reconciliation with the internal database is started. With successful authentication, the user can use the weapon.
Today, a lot of technologies are known to prevent unauthorized possession of weapons. In particular, the Safe Gun Technology add-on can help. The biometric IDENTILOCK blocker is also quite popular. There, the fingerprint is the key to unlock the mechanism that blocks the trigger. According to the developers, this device is universal for any type of weapon.
According to experts, these developments will prevent the illegal exportation of firearms by children, people attempting suicide, and persons who do not have special training.
But are Americans ready to buy biometric weapons today? The owners of technology have not yet received an unambiguous answer to this question. After all, if in 2013, the population was ready to buy such pistols in order to protect their children, today, their number has significantly decreased. Now, most of the respondents will prefer rather understandable traditional weapons to high-tech developments.
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In the United States seek supporters of "smart" weapons
The technology of "smart" weapons offers a high-tech solution for preventing personal weapons from falling into the wrong hands. Once the owner
It applies a finger to the scanning device, and a reconciliation with the internal database is started. With successful authentication, the user can use the weapon.
Today, a lot of technologies are known to prevent unauthorized possession of weapons. In particular, the Safe Gun Technology add-on can help. The biometric IDENTILOCK blocker is also quite popular. There, the fingerprint is the key to unlock the mechanism that blocks the trigger. According to the developers, this device is universal for any type of weapon.
According to experts, these developments will prevent the illegal exportation of firearms by children, people attempting suicide, and persons who do not have special training.
But are Americans ready to buy biometric weapons today? The owners of technology have not yet received an unambiguous answer to this question. After all, if in 2013, the population was ready to buy such pistols in order to protect their children, today, their number has significantly decreased. Now, most of the respondents will prefer rather understandable traditional weapons to high-tech developments.