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1. It takes time for one person to enter the door with a biometric reader. Fingerprint account is usually combined with a users card, and iris recognition also takes time, so the main question is, how many people use that door per minute.

2. Fingerprint is recognized by the number of matching minutiae (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fingerprint_recognition), and the result of each reading is a certain number, that varies as a result of temperature, humidity, user behavior, etc.
You got to find a fine compromise between having a secure scanner, and not making a queue at the door.


If the access system is too tough on users, they will seek a way to bend the rules, by leaving the door open, or giving pass for more people at the same time.

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