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Meet the 2019 CNBC Disruptor 50 companies
Showing an ID to get through airport security is so last century. CLEAR, a New York City-based company, is using biometrics (your fingerprint, the iris of your eyes, your face) so that with a touch of a finger or a blink of an eye your identity is verified.
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Your finger is now your ticket at 11 MLB ballparks
By now, you’ve likely seen Clear fingerprint-identification kiosks at an airport as you waited in line. The company is in 28 U.S. airports, and lets you scan two fingers to skip the I.D. part of the line (not the security check), for a membership price of $15 per month.
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Heading to a game at MSG? Clear security system lets you skip the line with your fingerprint
The next time you head to Madison Square Garden to catch a Knicks game, you’ll be able to skip the long line outside with just a scan of your finger, thanks to the tech security company called Clear.
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Could fingerprint scanners replace check-in lines at airports, baseball games and hospitals?
Revolution Growth, a technology venture capital firm backed by AOL co-founder Steve Case and Washington Capitals owner Ted Leonsis, announced Wednesday that it is investing an undisclosed amount of money in Clear...
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CLEAR For Beer: Biometrics Provider Now Enables Alcohol Purchases At Seahawks And Mariners Games
CLEAR, the biometrics company you’ve probably seen at airports and at a few other prominent queues, is rolling out the capability to simultaneously verify your ID and pay for an alcoholic drink with your fingerprint
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