*** *** ***** ******* ADA *********, *** **** are ***** ******** ********** compared ** ***** **** readers? ******, ** **** deeper *********** ********'* ****** ******* *******.
Iris ****** ******* ********
********* ********'* ************* * **** ********** camera ***** ** * slight ****** ***** ** capture ****** ** **** irises ** **** **** in ******* ********* ** the ****. ****** ***** iris ******* **** ******* users ** ***** ******** aligned **** *** **** to ** ****, **'* reader ****** *** ****'* 'capture ****' *** ********** iris ****** ** ~*** from *** ******, *** ~16 ****** ****** *********** the ****'* ******.
********* ******** ****** **** flexibility ***** *** ******* a ********** ********* **** regards *****. *** ******* ********* ** IPVM:
**** ****** ** ** mount ** ** ******** ADA ******** ****** ***** capturing ***** ******** ** a *********** ******** **** the ****** *** ******** normally ** **** *** 4'10" - *'*" ****.
****** ***** ******* ***** user ******** ** **** more ***** *** *****, the ********* ****** ****** its '**** ** *** ****' ******* ****** *** much **** ***** *** natural ******** ******* ** movement ******* *****.
Natural *******/ ****** ***** ******
****** **** **** ******* that ******* ***** ** stand *********** ** ***** of *** ***** ** a ****, ********* ********'* Access *** ****** ***** can **** **** * feet **** ** **** over ** ****** ***** or ***-******** ** *** reader *** ** ******* that ** *** ******* uses ** ***** ** bend **** ** ***** in *** ****.
******** **** *********** ***** require ***** ** ***** mere ****** **** *** often ***** ****, ***** enough ** ******* ****-*******, like *** **** *****:
Promo *****
********* ********'* ***** ***** shows *** *** ***** footprint *** ******** ** the ****:
** ****, ** ****** Access200 ***** ********* ******* an '**** ***** ** 200-300 ** ** ~*** from *** ******', *** the **** ********** ******* 'takes *-* ******* **** eyes ~** ****** **** the ******'.
Key ******
***** ****** *** ****** makes *******:
- ********** ******: *** ****** ******** * touchscreen *** ****** ** addition ** **** ********. One, ** ** ***** factors *** (******** **** reader ** ****) ** used ** ****** *****.
- **** **********: ***** **** ****** can ** ********, **** the ***** *** **** can ** **** ** matched. **** ****** *** not **** ** ****.
- ******* *****: *** **** ******** both ****** *** ******* for *******, ******* *** unit *** ********* ******** to * ******* **** controller/panel, *** ********* ****** additional **** ****** *******.
- ***.*** *******: ********* ** ********* via '***** *' ***, using * *** ** 15.5W, ** ***** **** an ******** ** *** power ******.
- ****** ****: ******* *** *** ***** for ******* *** ** exposure ** ****, *** while *********** ************ ** 20C - *** (*** - ****) *** *******, the **** ** *** suited *** ******* ***.
- ******* *******: ** ** ***** of **** **** ********* are ****** ** *** reader.
Product *******
********* ******** ***** ** MSRP for ********* ******* ** ~$2,000 ******* ** **** equal **** ***** **** readers. Adding ******** ********, ***** supplies, ** ******** *********** card ******* **** ******** the **** *****.
Three *****
*** ******** ****** ** the ********* *** *******, the **** '********' *** 'Verification' *****, *** *** Access200e '**********' ****. ********* Identity ********* *** *********** in *** ***** ** us:
- **************: **** *** *********** ******* by ******** ***** **** to ** ******** **** template ** *** ****'* internal ********.
- ************: ****** ** ** ******** outputted **** ******* ******* that ** ***** **** our ****** ** ****, typically **** ** ******** personnel ** ****** **** the ******* ******* ******* the ******. *** ************ feature ** **** ******** used ** **** ********** applications **** ** **-** people *** ******.
- **********: *** ****** **** ***** takes ** ********* ********** image ** *** **** irises. *** ****** ******* of **** ****** ******* in **** ********* **** match ******, ****** *****, and ******* **** *****. The ********** **** *** a ******** **** ***** to ****** ** ****** iris ******.
Less ********* *****
********* ******** ****** * less *********, ******-***** **** scanner ** ******* ** *** $*,*** **** ****** (SRI ******) ********. *******, ***** *** tablet ** *******, **** is **** ******** ** a **** ****** *** requires ********** *********** ******* to *** ** *** door, **** *** ******** support *******, *** ******** periodic ******** ** *** onboard ******* *** ******** power ********. ***** **** must **** ** ***** to *** ****** (~*") and ******** ******* ** the ****'* ******.
*** ~$*,*** ****** ***/**** series ******** ***** **********, data ******, *** *** more ********* *** ******* door ****** *******. **** positioning ** **** **** flexible *** ** ****** ranges *** '*******' ********.
Iris ****** ***********
********* ********'* ********* ** priced **** *** ****** of ******* **** *******, including:
- ********* ********'* ******* ******, $*,*** **** **** dealers.
- *******'* **** ******, **** "***" ***** listing ** $*,*** **** **** dealers
- ******'* ******** ******, ******* ~$*,*** **** dealers
*** $*,*** **** ***** for *********/**** ****** ***** it * ********** ****** in an **** ** ******* biometric ********, *** *** unit *** ********** ****** success ** * ****** if *********** ******* *** claims.
Comments (5)
Michael Gonzalez
06/05/18 11:44pm
Pretty interesting technology. I've been using the Stonelock Pro for facial recognition and it has been working well for me. This looks like it could be just as good, and it looks cheaper.
I like the no-touch solutions, especially when these things are securing places like data centers, NOCs, and security control centers. Those are all staffed with highly specialized personnel, so it would be bad if everyone in there got the flu from touching the same door knob or biometric reader.
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Paul Conradt
We picked up the line at our rep firm for the Pac NW area and we have seen a lot of interest in the line. Being in the industry for the last 18+ years has made me skeptical of a lot of new things that get released, but this line really does what it says. The fact that it can read your iris' through glasses (both prescription and non-polarized/non-mirrored sunglasses) really proved it to me.
The integration with most major ACS lines and more to come really makes it a viable product.
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Undisclosed #1
Previously lab tested an Alpha release unit and will soon begin a full pilot under realistic operational conditions. This will include the outdoor version (Access 250), which they will release later in the year.
I have not found anything else that can authenticate at the same speed/ distance/viewing angles and offers the potential for indoor and outdoor use. Their walk-through portal and self-enrolment kiosk solutions are also very interesting.
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