For the biometrics industry, new features are added to time attendance and access control devices designed to adapt to the ‘new normal’.
In just over a year, our ways of life have drastically changed due to the pandemic. Before we know it, health safety has become a top priority throughout the population; making way to the rise of technologies that prevents the spread of COVID-19.
Body Temperature Detection
One of the symptoms of any viral infection is fever. ZKTeco biometric devices can read body temperature from a distance of 1 to 1.64 feet, with a measurement range of 34 to 45°C.
It can restrict users with high body temperature from entering an establishment with its door access function or when integrated with turnstiles. A body temperature reading is displayed on its touchscreen LCD and rings a sound notification when high temperature is detected to notify security personnel nearby.
Featured product: ProFace-X [CH/TD]
Face Mask Detection
Another basic safety requirement in public places nowadays is the wearing of a face mask. ZKTeco biometric devices can help ensure that guests and employees follow this protocol with its face mask detection feature.
Both a text and sound notification is activated when it detects that the user is not wearing a face mask. The device can be set to restrict the user from accessing the device.
Featured product: SpeedFace-V5L [TD]
Contactless Biometric Verification
Probably one of the biggest changes in biometrics is the increased demand for contactless or touchless biometrics; minimizing indirect contact of people with one another to prevent the possible spread of viruses.
Face Recognition
Face recognition biometrics maps a user’s facial features by capturing a photo or video. A ZKTeco biometric device has a recognition distance of up to 3 meters long which significantly improves the maximum traffic rate. While most algorithms only support 15-degree angle facial recognition, ZKTeco supports 30-degree angle facial recognition.
Featured product: MB560-VL
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Palm Recognition
Palm recognition uses a near-infrared fill light, a wide dynamic image sensor, and an aspherical distortion-free camera optical system that captures palm and vein images under the palm skin. It has a palm recognition distance of up to 35cm and can capture high-quality palm images even when the palm is dry or wet.
Featured product: SpeedFace RFID [TD]
RFID Verification
An acronym for ‘Radio-Frequency Identification’, RFID is a technology that encodes digital data in RFID tags/cards and is transferred directly to computer systems by using an RFID reader with little or no human intervention via radio waves.
Featured product: Horus E1
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