Advanced biometric technology stores the unique geometry of each employee’s face, palm or fingerprint in a template. This template is later used to identify that employee. No face, fingerprint and palm prints/photos are used. The employee simply places a hand/face near the reader and is verified instantly.

A new generation of multiple biometric identification devices, these work as attendance and access control terminals using face and fingerprint verification, PIN recognition and RFID.

Hand punch terminals have proven to be a practical and precise solution designed to improve attendance using geometry hand biometric technology.

Facial recognition has become increasingly popular as a source of ID verification using a digital image or video frame. The technology can authenticate quickly and easily and is becoming increasingly cost-effective as part of a security strategy.