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Global biometric device revenues are expected to drop 22 percent to $6.6 billion, according to a recent report from global tech market advisory ABI Research.
Touchless Biometric Systems, Booth 542: Simple to use and fit for every environment and every finger condition, this waterproof and dustproof TBS 2D+ Terminal Heavy Duty housing unit identifies despite dirt, water, oil and even through thin latex gloves.
The Iris ID IrisAccess iCAM 7S Series multifactor biometric readers offer easy integration with Software House’s C•CURE 9000 security and event management platform, the company described.
Biometric authentication is more convenient than ever before
June 5, 2018
Fast. Touch-free. Frictionless. In-motion. Easy to install. These are all adjectives that many end users couldn’t have imagined associated with reliable biometric technology a decade ago, never mind a couple of years ago. Yet, these are the latest trends across all authentication technologies, from fingerprint to facial to iris recognition, experts say.
ZKTeco’s ZM100, a smart lock with hybrid biometric recognition technology, can unlock a door upon recognizing a user’s face, fingerprint, RFID card or PIN code.
Paxton announced the integration of its networked access control system, Net2, with Invixium’s biometric software, IXM WEB. The integration allows for real-time synchronization between the two applications, removing the need to enter user data in two places and dramatically reducing setup time.
ZKAccess announced the release of its FV 350, which the company said is the industry’s first multi-biometric finger vein and fingerprint recognition access control reader.
