Amazon introduces palm-scanning technology that would let customers buy a beer without reaching for their wallet at the bar
One day, you may soon be able to leave for a night out without your wallet or purse as Amazon has launched a"palm-based identity service" that scans your hand to pay for alcohol., a scanner that can identify people based on their palm and allow them to make payments without reaching into their wallets, can now verify a person's age. The change would make purchasing alcohol at places like bars and ballgames a more seamless experience, per the announcement.
"Hearing from Amazon One customers across the country, we understand that they love the convenience it delivers: shorter wait times, quick access to buildings and locations, being able to link their loyalty memberships, and now an easy way to grab their beer," John McKay, senior director of food service operations and development for the Colorado Rockies, said.
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