Since it uses biometric authentication, it prevents "impersonation clocking." The integrated design of the authentication unit and main body makes installation easy!
The palm vein is internal information, so there is no concern about forgery, allowing for personal identification and preventing impersonation clock-ins by anyone other than the individual. Authentication is not affected by external factors such as dirt or water, achieving stable and high-precision biometric authentication. Since the authentication unit and the main body are integrated, it can be used without the hassle of network connections. It can also be linked with existing systems! Additionally, CSV output of clock-in data is possible. This enables paperless data management and helps reduce running costs. 【Features】 - One unit can register palm veins for 1,000 people (2 hands per person). - Authentication speed is 1 to 2 seconds, and multiple units can be used simultaneously over a LAN connection. - Notifies four statuses: arrival, departure, going out, and returning. - Volume adjustment for voice messages during clock-in (such as "Good morning"). - The interface with attendance management systems can be batch-linked via CSV or real-time linked with ASP services. - Offline operation is possible using a USB memory stick.
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OS: Linux (CentOS 5.5 Kernel 2.6) CPU: Intel ATOM D610 1.6GHz Memory: DDR2 1GB HDD: 2.5-inch SATA 320GB Display: 5.6-inch TFT color LCD with touch panel Authentication Unit: Fujitsu palm vein authentication unit "PalmSecure" Card Reader/Writer: NFC contactless IC card reader/writer ISO/IEC 14443 Type A, Type B, Felica, Mifare USB Port: 1 port for USB memory connection ***Attendance Application*** Number of registered veins: 1000 people Number of registered cards: 5000 cards Number of registered departments: Up to 3 levels, 100 departments Punch status: Check-in, Check-out, Out, Return (up to 6 categories available as an option) Management functions: Vein/card registration, deletion, data update, data backup Data transfer: LAN, USB memory (CSV file) Administrator functions: General and administrator 9 levels, touch key restrictions possible by level Time synchronization: NTP server synchronization, local settings available
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Applications/Examples of results
Since January 2011, a certain food factory has been operating at the headquarters and nine factories nationwide. The biometric information of approximately 700 employees, part-time workers, and temporary staff per factory has been registered, achieving expected results in time stamping responses, with reading accuracy being problem-free, and it only requires a palm to be presented. Additionally, switching between Chinese and Japanese is possible with a single touch. It is currently in operation at a factory in China.
Company information
Since ancient times, technological capabilities have been developed by a select group of outstanding researchers aiming for unknown heights. Biometric authentication technologies, including fingerprint recognition, have similarly achieved technological innovation as tools for personal identification, such as fingerprints, veins, faces, and eye colors. However, the adoption rate in general companies is still quite low, and the majority of people may find biometric authentication to be novel yet cumbersome, fearing that their data could be misused by others, leading to a lack of proactive use. This is because Japan's advanced biometric authentication technology has progressed too far in terms of technological innovation without considering "convenience." Our company aims to develop products that combine the "technological capabilities" of traditional advanced biometric authentication with "convenience" from the customer's perspective, striving to promote the adoption of biometric authentication systems for our customers.
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