we have usb powered, tied into your computer, and we will show you how you can log into your computer and manage passwords utilizing your iris. if i take a look at this, see it turn green. with this device comes a password management tool and what we can do is tie in sights that visit credentials and our operating system and any of those things you go to on a regular bases that requirea authenticallyicati to authenicate. >> host: where is the image of the iris stores? >> guest: we create a template and discard the images. the only thing stored on this device is a unique code only to you. so it is about as secure as you can possibly get in terms of security. >> host: we were talking with another company earlier about the uniqueness of ears and how they have developed technology that will open up phones with ears. >> guest: sure. there are numerous types that can be used and there is levels. dna is the most authentic way of diserning two people from each other. and then iris. and then finger print, palm veins, and voice recognition. a lot of other products is 1-1,000 and ours is 1-2 tri

usb-powered, tied into your computer, and we'll show you how we can log into our computer, manage ourswords, user names utilizing your iris. so if i take a look at this, see it turn green? voila. with this device comes a password management tool, and we can tie in any site that is we visit regularly that require our credentials. we can tie in our operating system, so whether it's mac, lennox, windows, any of those things that you go to on a regular basis that require an authentication we can tie with your iris. so you can set these dynamic, long passwords and essentially fit forget 'em because now we've got something that's much more secure to authenticate and validate. >> host: where does the image of the iris -- is it stored somewhere? is it stored in the cloud? in this device? >> guest: we create a mathematical representation of them. so the only thing that's stored on this device is a unique code only to you or to any user that's authorized to use this device that's been enrolled on it. so it's about as secure as you can possibly get in terms of security. >> host: we were talking