• Tuesday, January 31, 2023

Lockheed Martin Completes Design Review for FBI Biometric ID System


Lockheed Martin Corp. has completed a design review for a fingerprint identification system for the FBI.  Lockheed Martin said completion of the design review by its Next Generation Identification team, including BAE Systems Information Technology Inc. and IBM Corp., can incorporate future biometric ID systems for law enforcement and expands fingerprint processing.

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