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Biofire Tech's smart gun enabled by facial-recognition technology has faced difficulties during its prototype testing, but the company is taking orders for this innovative gun that aims to provide personalization and prevent accidental shootings, suicides, and gun grabs.

A smart gun with facial recognition and fingerprint features is now available in the US. A "smart gun," which operates on facial recognition technology, is now available in the United States for pre-orders.

Biofires gun can also be enabled by a fingerprint reader to avoid accidental shootings

BROOMFIELD, Colorado - Colorado-based Biofire Tech is taking orders for a smart gun enabled by facial-recognition technology, the latest development in personalised weapons that can only be fired by verified users. But in a sign of the long, challenging road that smart guns have faced, a prototype twice failed to fire when demonstrated for Reuters this week. Company founder and...

The latest development in personalised weapons that can only be fired by verified users. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Colorado-based Biofire Tech is now taking orders for a smart gun that is enabled by facial recognition technology.

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It is hoped the Biofire Tech handgun will also protect police from gun grabs and render lost and stolen weapons useless.

Colorado-based Biofire Tech is taking orders for a smart gun enabled by facial-recognition technology, the latest development in personalized weapons that can only be fired by verified users.