Welcome to BI² Technologies

June 23, 2008 - BI2 Technologies Announces Patent Application for Mobile, Wireless and Hand-Held Iris Biometric Device The unique device, called MORISTM (Mobile Offender Recognition and Information System), positively identifies previously enrolled individuals by operating as a peripheral device connected to a commercially available wireless mobile computing device. Click here to view the full press release Click here to view the MORIS brochure (PDF)

June 17, 2008 - BI2 Technologies Enters Into  Exclusive Agreement with Retica Systems  BI2 Technologies announced today that it has  entered into an agreement to exclusively offer and utilize iris biometric technologies developed by Retica Systems, Inc. Click here to view the full press release

June 16, 2008 - BI2 Technologies will be at the NSA's 68th Annual Conference and Exhibition from June 28 to July 2, 2008 in Indianapolis, IN. Please, let us know if you want to schedule an appointment or stop by our booth A-246.

May 21, 2008 - BI2 Technologies and The Child Project wishes to recognize and thank Sheriff Glenn Ross of the Penobscot County Sheriff's Office for his continued commitment and dedication to helping the children and adults in the State of Maine. Sheriff Ross announced the award distribution of The Child Project system for use by forty-one (41) law enforcement agencies. This award and implementation will enable law enforcement agencies across Maine to identify and locate missing children and adults through the use of Iris Recognition Biometric Technology. View pictures of the Press Conference in Penobscot County and of The CHILD Project and Senior Safety System in action Click to view the Press Release

BI² Technologies™ is a privately held Massachusetts corporation that develops, sells, designs, implements, integrates and supports biometric technologies. The Company is located in Plymouth, Massachusetts.

BI² Technologies™ offers a suite of biometric identification and recognition technologies and services that are used by numerous law enforcement, social service and educational agencies across the nation.

Currently, these systems are used to locate missing children and senior citizens, identify students, and provide access control. The systems are also used for multiple applications in law enforcement, ranging from inmate intake and booking to release tracking.

These systems include the Children’s Identification & Location Database (CHILD) Project™, Senior Safety Net™ and the Inmate Identification and Recognition System (IRIS)™. To learn more about these systems, please click on the corresponding link above.