Global e∙dentity™ received its first U.S. patent only 292 days after filing and also closed its first investment round

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Global e∙dentity™ received its first U.S. patent only 292 days after filing and also closed its first investment round

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The USPTO has issued the Patent No. 10135822 for U.I.D.^TM (direct link here)

Biometric Authentication of Individuals Utilizing Characteristics of Bone and Blood Vessel Structures

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