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First commercial smart gun with facial, fingerprint recognition launches

Por: The Hill Politics May 03, 2023

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BROOMFIELD, Colo. () — A Colorado native has created the first commercial biometric gun with fingerprint and facial recognition.  founder and CEO Kai Kloepfer started working on smart guns nearly 11 years ago, in the wake of the .  Kloepfer started working on the idea for a science fair project. Over a decade later, the Biofire Smart Gun has been crafted with home defense in mind. “I’ve never talked to a gun owner that wanted their kid... + full article



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