Nowadays, biometric technologies make it possible to perform this identification or verification practically anywhere and at any time. In information technology, biometrics refers to a system of automatic recognition of persons based on their behavioural and physiological characteristics. The development and progress of this technology have been rapid in recent years. Implementing biometric facial identification by the aerospace industry will influence the next generation of biometrics. The result of this paper offers an analysis of the development of biometric technologies and a comparison of technical and biometric matching and finding out the rate of erroneous photo matching.

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Additive manufacturing is a relatively new direction in modern industry and has already taken its place in various industries. The main benefits of the process are well aligned with the main requirements for technology used in aircraft construction. It is for this reason that the technology of additive manufacturing so quickly entered this industry and continues to develop in it. This article provides a brief introduction to additive technologies and an overview of their possible use in aircraft construction.

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