how to use an EgisTec ES603 Biometric Footprint Reader with

[digitsoft]

Good afternoon
Does anyone know how to use an EgisTec ES603 Biometric Footprint Reader with Alaska

[Tom]

Do you need to take off your shoes to use this device?

Happy new year!

[digitsoft]

What I need is to know how I use it with alaska to access the system
happy year 2019

Do you need to take off your shoes to use this device?

Happy new year!

[Tom]

Hi, Nolberto.

However, it's a FINGERprint reader, not a FOOTprint reader. There is a slight difference.

All those devices use the same technology with Windows. Look here:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/window ... api-portal

[rdonnay]

Do you need to take off your shoes to use this device?

Yes, but you can leave your socks on.
It measures foot odor.
Every person has a unique odor foot print.

[digitsoft]

there is a way to do it

Do you need to take off your shoes to use this device?

Yes, but you can leave your socks on.
It measures foot odor.
Every person has a unique odor foot print.

[Tom]

Every person has a unique odor foot print.

I wonder how to store that.

Nolberto, here's a link to the API description:

https://docs.microsoft.com/de-de/window ... api-portal

[rdonnay]

I wonder how to store that.

It converts a DNA molecule to a data-string. Only need about 100 trillion bytes of storage.

Then it samples another DNA molecule by converting it to a data-string for the comparison.
Unfortunately, you can't do an exact compare, so they had to write a special "Smells like" algorithm, commonly referred to as "sniffer".

This can only be run on a quantum computer, therefore we are a few years away from any practical applications.

[Tom]

Maybe those stored foot odors can be reused with this technology:

https://www.ubergizmo.com/2016/10/aroma ... -unveiled/

[rdonnay]

Maybe those stored foot odors can be reused with this technology:

I think that reversing the process will be very difficult.
It's kind of like taking a photo of a person and then re-creating the person from the photo.

I know that you can put farts in a can and spray them but I don't think you can manufacture farts from a "sniffer" database. I will ask my granddaughter about this. She is working on her masters degree in Digital Bio-Chemistry.