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Logical Access Reader. The Technology. Near-infrared light is transmitted through the finger and partially absorbed by hemoglobin in the veins, enabling an image of the finger vein pattern to be captured by the CCD camera. Finger Vein Biometric Device. Stored Template/Data.
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Logical Access Reader The Technology Near-infrared light is transmitted through the finger and partially absorbed by hemoglobin in the veins, enabling an image of the finger vein pattern to be captured by the CCD camera. Finger Vein Biometric Device Stored Template/Data Near-Infrared Light (LED) IC card PC or Data Server Light Transmission Finger Veins Vein pattern template Vein pattern data file CCD Camera Captured Vein image Extraction of FV pattern Matching of finger vein patterns Authentication Outcome The Markets Our capabilities and strengths enable applications in a variety of areas. For more information go to: www.hitachi.us/fingervein Hitachi Security Solutions Lew Iadarola (202) 285-8034 lewis.iadarola@hal.hitachi.com - Windows Logon - Time and Attendance - Membership Verification - Domain Logon - Healthcare Identification - Custom Applications
Logical Access Reader The Business Case FV offers a fast, convenient, and non-invasive method of authentication, while maintaining consumer privacy. • The veins are inside the body, invisible to the eye, and not accessible. Therefore, it is extremely difficult to forge and impossible to manipulate. • The use of light transmission to gather biometric data means that the condition ofthe skin surface does not affect accurate processing. • The use of unique vein patterns plus leading-edge technology means highaccuracy rates (very low FTE, FRR and FAR) as tested during the CBT round 6 conducted by the International Biometric Group (IBG). • Only asmall amount of data is required, allowing fast authentication (< 1 second) and increased portability. The Specifications High security, private, and excellent accuracy in a small footprint with a competitive price in the market makes FV the correct choice. For more information go to: www.hitachi.us/fingervein Hitachi Security Solutions Lew Iadarola (202) 285-8034 lewis.iadarola@hal.hitachi.com