The amateur participants can even get advice from 19-time U.S. and world champ Marty Reisman. If I can teach a chimp, I can teach technology people. The blind could soon have more affordable access to the Web. A sampling of 2,000 college students and recent grads found a 50-50 split between those willing to take less pay in exchange for options, and vice versa. While the survey is the first that Jobtrak has done on the topic, Jobtrak co-founder Ken Ramberg says that's a significant shift.
Passengers register for the system by taking digital pictures of their eyes at an airport lounge.
EyeTicket then extracts 512 bytes of pattern data and stores them. At airport check-in, passengers look into another camera that compares iris patterns with the stored images. A test of the system is going well at Charlotte's Douglas Airport, says EyeTicket communications director Maggie Stevens.