On Wed, 23 Feb 2005, Howard Winter wrote:

> Eddie,
>
> On Tue, 22 Feb 2005 12:32:13 EST, SavanaPics@aol.com wrote:
>
>> ...<
>> About the only really sure way I can think of is either by fingerprint
>> recognition (which you would never be able to keep clean) and retina  recognition.
>> ( I have no knowledge of this one)
>
> Actually Iris recognition is a lot easier to do then retina, and is 
> reckoned to be very secure.

I have an eye simulator (used for calibarting optometrical equipment). 
Add a rubber mask, a slide with an iris shot of yours and a bag of warm 
water to make the heat sensors happy and we'll go wherever you go after 
fixing some details, such as the timing on the servo that will twitch 
the 'eye' so it does not appear dead. I am not even sure all this is 
needed, the slide alone and a warmed empty coffee mug to hold 
behind it may be enough.

Peter
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