Category: Biometrics and Security Blog

Ayurveda is said to be the world’s oldest traditional longevity medicine with a history of 5,000 years. Those who become enamored with it often stay for extended periods, leisurely aiming for therapeutic recovery. In this sense, it might be a concept similar to Japan’s ‘hot spring cures.’ A senior colleague from my previous company, Mr. H, posted on social media that he and his wife indulged in it for a week in February. Unfortunately, our tour only had half a day, so it was a condensed experience, but it was still incredibly good! First, there was a consultation with a dedicated doctor, followed by blood pressure and pulse measurements, and

Every time there is a major earthquake around the world, we realize in some way that we, mofiria, are related to it. As I mentioned in a previous blog, during the Great East Japan Earthquake 12 years ago, we were just three months after we went independent from Sony which hit us hard. It was also a time when we reaffirmed that our vein authentication technology can contribute significantly to personal identification during disasters. One of the advantages of our mofiria vein authentication technology is that it can accurately identify individuals even if they are not conscious, don’t have their belongings, or are covered in debris. During the Kumamoto earthquake

Below is not intended to criticize anyone, so please do not misunderstand. I personally do not prefer a business phone call. Phone calls do not consider a receiver’s convenience and demand the receiver to handle it as the top priority. A phone call will not be transcribed without software, so it could lead to a discrepancy in mutual understanding, and it takes time to share information with co-workers. I do not prefer SMS as well as it is also inconvenient to share information. Other than email, we have so many options to communicate, such as SNS, and in those ways, it will be much easier and more efficient. Conversely, if

I am much obligated to post in such a long time! Many unpredictable things happened in the last two years, and I hope everyone is doing ok and staying healthy. We, as mofiria have been through ups and downs during this time, but it will not be interesting for you to read about many negative things, so I would rather talk about some updates in positive way. 1) 12th Annivarsary・Today, Dec 6th, is our anniversary of foundation! We are at the end of 12-year Chinese zodiac cycle and going into the second cycle.・On the occasion of 10th anniversary, I shifted from the Pesident to the Founder & Chairman, but my

Due to the COVID-19, for the past seven months, “How are you?” was not the simple greeting but the serious asking if you stay safe and healthy. mofiria, our unique technology, must be very good for anti-COVID-19, but our business has not increased. This is our dilemma: Many people are now wearing facemasks, which makes face-recognition difficult. And, after washing hands, fingerprint recognition doesn’t work well, because hands remain a little wet. Our mofiria’s vein recognition Does work!  We’ve thought that our time has finally come!!  But the world-wide biometric demand decreased since early spring this year partly because of less activities of people. However, just recently, as the world

The other day I have experienced one of the best seminars for the past few years. That was named “AAIC Africa Business Seminar”. (AAIC: https://www.aa-ic.com/en/about-en)From the beginning till the end, I was kept positively surprised and shocked by various presentations/slides/speeches on the vast potential of Africa and ongoing dynamic activities. I also realized not a few challenging issues to be solved. This seminar was a great teacher for me. Here are some of the examples I was especially impressed with. Most of their original concepts were born in advanced nations like USA. But the services are modified to best fit for Africa. That’s how those services are soaring. 1) Mobile

We, mofiria, have entered into the 10th year of operation.Thank you so much for your continued support, advice and cooperation. As a technology venture company, we have challenged many things. Some did have pretty big potential risks.But we did try, because we know “No challenge no win”. For the past year, we also tried to change global business models, the corporate organization and the capital policies, etc. 1) Business modelConsidering the limit of our resources, we have formed “competitive teams” with reliable partners to seek for global businesses.This strategy has worked to a large extent. But at the same time, this strategy has some room to be improved.We should be