At the NSA anti-Daemon taskforce facility there is a lot of technology that scans and identifies people.Â
Compared to newer novels, this book hardly mentions facial recognition - understandably as it was written before neural networks made facial recognition feasible in high volume.Â
Merritt saw a series of small cameras mounted there, running down the length of hallway. “Your gait is being memorized, Roy. The security system is learning to recognize you from your walk and facial features.” Merritt eyed the cameras suspiciously.
Suarez, Daniel. Daemon (p. 372). Penguin Publishing Group. Kindle Edition.Â
One of the guards gestured to a hole set into the wall nearby. Ross stuck his arm into the hole. A brilliant light glared from within.
Merritt pointed at the device. “What now?”
“Biometric scanner. It scans the pattern of veins in my forearm.”
Suarez, Daniel. Daemon (p. 375). Penguin Publishing Group. Kindle Edition.Â
| Title | Publication Type | Year | Creator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daemon | Narrative, Novel | Daniel Suarez |
