Biometric Device - Unbreakable Security In Your Fingerprints

 A Biometric Device is a technology that's used to measure and examine unique physical or behavioral characteristics of an individual. The biometric devices include fingerprint scanners, iris scanners, facial recognition systems, voice recognition systems, and palm scanners.

These devices capture and store data,  similar to fingerprints or facial features, and use it to corroborate or identify a person's identity. Biometric devices are generally used for security purposes, similar to controlling access to devices, as well as for authentication purposes

Biometric devices offer several advantages over traditional identification styles, such as watchwords or ID cards. They give an advanced position of security because biometric characteristics are unique to each individual and difficult to replicate. 

It's worth noting that the use of biometric devices raises concerns about privacy and data security. Organizations that use biometric bias need to ensure that applicable measures are in place to guard the collected biometric data and protect it from unauthorized access or abuse.