Kiosk news: Parking kiosks turn major profit for Seattle

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disCUSS - May 30 - June 1, Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino, Las Vegas
disCUSS is the largest international event dedicated to best practices and advancements in new forms of check-in. View the full programme by visiting www.pps-events.com/discuss.

The Self-Service & Kiosk Show
September 28-29 | San Antonio, TX
2-for-1 Early Registration extended until April 30.
Two Full Conference Passes: only $195.
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From handprints to heartbeats: Acceptance grows for biometrics

No longer the stuff of science fiction, biometric technology is seeing major growth in both innovation and levels of consumer acceptance. New systems move from fingerprints to voice, face and even heartbeat recognition.

Registration begins for the 2006 Outstanding Achievement Awards

Self-Service World is now accepting entries for the 2006 Outstanding Achievement Awards. The awards program continues the annual Kiosk Awards begun in 2000 by Kiosk magazine, which was renamed Self-Service World magazine in Jan. 2006.

CASE STUDY: Compar and Telbotics take the distance out of distance learning

For a child on a long-term hospital stay, being separated from teachers and classmates can result in a lost school year, or worse, dropping out altogether. Thanks to an idea by the Telbotics Inc. and Compar Corporation, PC-based video conferencing is now available for hospitalized students.