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7 industries that could be transformed by biometric technology

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By Jack Thomas
| Innovation News Network Verified
Biometric technology is moving rapidly from specialist security applications into everyday life across Europe. Facial recognition, fingerprints, voice recognition and other biometric systems are increasingly being used to establish identity, authenticate transactions, manage borders and streamline access to services. Artificial intelligence is accelerating that expansion.
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Europe’s biomethane production surpasses 8 bcm as investment reaches €36bn

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By Jack Thomas
| Innovation News Network Verified
The European Biogas Association (EBA), working with Gas Infrastructure Europe (GIE), has published new data showing that Europe’s biomethane sector continues to expand. Annual production capacity reached 8.2 billion cubic metres (bcm) by the end of the second quarter of 2026, representing a 17% increase from the previous year and takes Europe’s installed capacity beyond 8 bcm for the first time.
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SwRI wildfire detection framework could identify fire risk up to 30 days early

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By Jack Thomas
| Innovation News Network Verified
Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) has developed a new framework designed to improve early wildfire detection by combining satellite observations, fire-spread modelling and environmental data. The system brings together more than two decades of observations with simulations of how fires develop under changing conditions. The approach analyses a wider range of factors than conventional wildfire warning systems, including vegetation, soil moisture, hydrological conditions and weather.
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