Thanks to iris scanning, refugees can get the food they need at a glance

By cineramaSeptember 23, 2019Bitcoin Business

Will Hawkins/Digital Trends This article is part of The Food Fight : a series that explores how the UN World Food Programme is using technology to battle food scarcity […]

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Thanks to iris scanning, refugees can get the food they need at a glance

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