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No installation required! Just clock users in and out and download records like a USB pen drive.
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The FacePass Pro Facial Recognition Reader is a breakthrough in innovation. The all-new BioNANO core algorithm and powerful hardware platform ensures that the terminal identification speed is less than 1 second.
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The ZKTeco FV350 is a multi-biometric reader capable of capturing and processing finger vein and fingerprint biometric data at the same time. Ergonomic, intuitive and highly secured, FV350 leads us to a new era of enhancing security with biometrics. Its infra-red rays illuminates the vein pattern which is then converted into a biometric template. Both the vein and fingerprint templates are then stored in the database for subsequent matching.
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The new version of OA1000 has significant updates. The new optimised BioNANO fingerprint algorithm improves the speed by 2-3 times compared to the old version of OA1000. A more advanced Circuit design provides Switch Port Protect, Transient Protection, and Anti-Interference Protection. These upgrades ensure greater stability and reliability from the OA1000.
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SC011 is a simple, secure and cost effective access controller with high security level.
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UltraMatch series products own a stylish design and robust performance. Adopting BioNANO algorithm, the system provides the most accurate, stable, and quickest iris recognition while delivering high-level security in biometric enrollment, individual identification, and access control.
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Only 2 left in stockThe Anviz UltraMatch S2000 Iris Recognition series products own a stylish design and robust performance. Adopting BioNANO algorithm, the system provides the most accurate, stable, and quickest iris recognition while delivering high-level security in biometric enrolment, individual identification, and access control. Containing a complex and random pattern, iris is unique and stable during one’ s life and the least affected by outside. Iris recognition turns to be the most accurate and fastest option to authenticate someone with certainty. Available for worldwide shipping.
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The ZKTeco V350 is an IP-based finger vein terminal used for access control. It can support to work in standalone mode, or connect to third party access control panel by using wiegand interface.
With independent patent vein recognition technology, V350 has many advantages. It can identify fake finger; not affected by external light and the fingerprint wear. It can also effectively identify finger desquamate. -
The IronKey H200 Biometric External Hard Drive offers two-factor authentication with strong password and/or biometric authentication to protect up to 1TB of sensitive data housed in a distinguished rugged metal design. The USB 2.0 portable hard drive delivers FIPS 140-2, level 3 hardware-based AES 256-bit encryption through a dedicated cryptographic processor, supports up to 10 secure user accounts, and features advanced management capabilities through the optional IronKey ACCESS Enterprise device management console.
Carry up to 1TB of Data in a Tamper-Resistant, Hardware Encrypted, Biometric Hard Drive.
Securely store your data using biometric authentication.
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The Digital Persona UareU 4500 Fingerprint Module allows developers to physically integrate a high quality reliable fingerprint reader into their new/existing hardware.
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The Digital Persona UareU4500 is a USB fingerprint reader featuring an elegant, sleek design with a soft, cool blue glow and, of course, the unsurpassed performance DigitalPersona is known for.
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Only 4 left in stockMTop Slim R Version 2 - Only one-inch thick, weighing just 400 grams and USB-powered, MTop Slim sets new standards for fingerprint scanning in terms of compactness and efficiency. The combination of a thin, modern design and a high-quality sensor makes the device easier-to-use. Designed to accommodate either slap or rolled acquisition, MTop Slim provides quality indicators to ensure that usable data is collected.
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