Hand & Finger Geometry
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| For some situations, invasive biometrics are not desirable (for example, immigration and border control), and a biometric system that is sufficient for verification is desirable. Hand geometry is the ideal choice. This approach uses the geometric shape of the hands and/or fingers for authentication, including finger length, thickness, and curvature, and can be combined with other biometrics.
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Recognition Systems, a division of Ingersoll-Rand, is the worldwide leader in Biometric access control, time and attendance, and personal identification products. Recognition Systems' HandReaders verify identity based on the unique size and shape of the hand. Over 75,000 units are installed throughout the world, in a wide variety of applications.
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CMI develops leading biometric technology for automated data collection and security access for many markets. Our modular fingerprint verification readers integrate with CMI terminals to offer the industry’s highest level of security access and employee self-service, while at the same time eliminating buddy-punching. Visit our website for more information.
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Acroprint partners with Recognition Systems to offer HandPunch Technology to prevent buddy punching. This biometric device uses the size and shape of the hand to verify the identification of the employee in less than one second. HandPunch technology is fully compatible with the ATR9800 and ATR20/20 Time and Attendance Systems.
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The name also describes the basic DERMALOG philosophy underlying their original involvement in human biology and morphology, which is unlike that of many other providers of biometric concepts, who base biometrics exclusively on software and hardware.
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Other Vendors:
BioCom
Biomet Partners
SecureTech Solutions, Inc.
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