Fingerprint Technology: Innovative Technology
[acidfree:1216 align=left size=180]Check out the latest in fingerprint technology.
The smartTOUCH™ garage door opener by bioMETRX Inc. (installed on the side of the garage door) allows a homeowner to open their garage door with a touch of a finger. Its weatherproof, shockproof and tamper-proof. The smartTOUCH™ garage door opener currently comes as a hard wired unit, designed specifically to beat the elements for years of reliable service and dependability. "
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The smartTOUCH™ garage door opener will replace the garage door openers with a key pad. Instead of giving a pin to a visitor or workmen (which can easily be given out), you can give them temporary access to the house by putting their fingerprint in the memory of the smartTOUCH™ garage door opener and wiping it out after the person leaves or the works been done.
Check it out at smartTouch™.
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Some Restrictions
Submitted on June 10th, 2006 by Anonymous (not verified)Not recommended for use after yardwork involving handling manure, compost, or poison ivy.
May Eliminate Need for Pet Doors
Submitted on June 10th, 2006 by Anonymous (not verified)Dogs and cats with microchips can be programmed and trained to let themselves in and out.
Still vulnerable to cat burglars, but optional video camera attachment provides periodic cat scans.
Warning
Submitted on June 11th, 2006 by Anonymous (not verified)Latent fingerprints can be lifted.
Cool
Submitted on June 29th, 2006 by Anonymous (not verified)This is like something from the Jetsons... next thing we'll be commuting in those space tubes to work and have little robots to clean our houses.
How are u going to 'lift' a fingerprint you can't see genius
My Sherlock Holmes Detective Kit
Submitted on July 4th, 2006 by Anonymous (not verified)I'll use my Sherlock Holmes Detective Kit and dust for fingerprints!!!!! Then I'll try to find a match in the FBI files. After that, I'll get out my spyglasses and look for other invisible things.
I want one!
Submitted on July 5th, 2006 by Anonymous (not verified)I cant wait to use this with my maid, and gardener and landscapers!
Then get your chauffeur
Submitted on July 11th, 2006 by Anonymous (not verified)to drive you to the nearest retailer ASAP!!
This product is rather
Submitted on October 13th, 2006 by Anonymous (not verified)This product is rather simple to use. I programmed my 6 year old son in to it and now he uses the garage go in and out of the house. I don't have to give him a key.