Identifi was recently adopted as a Special Operations Command program of record.
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Reveal Technology is eyeing U.S. Army and Marine Corps biometrics programs as it rolls out its handheld Identifi system to hundreds of special operators.
Why it matters: Military biometrics is ripe for disruption, according to CEO Garrett Smith.
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