DERMALOG focuses on bio-improvements

DERMALOG’s LF10 Fingerprint Scanner for rolled fingerprints now features a software module which enables the scanner to record signatures as well as fingerprints. These are recorded on the same scanning window – other than a pen, no additional hardware is required. Optimum use of the LF10 is guaranteed by an integrated switching function so that both applications can be used in quick succession.
November 20, 2013 Read time: 1 min
DERMALOG’s LF10 Fingerprint Scanner for rolled fingerprints now features a software module which enables the scanner to record signatures as well as fingerprints. These are recorded on the same scanning window – other than a pen, no additional hardware is required. Optimum use of the LF10 is guaranteed by an integrated switching function so that both applications can be used in quick succession.

With the Interactive ICAO Face Check module, DERMALOG has added another new biometric identification technique to its product range. The module’s software enables face images to be taken, in real time using a commercial webcam, which meet the ICAO-developed ISO 19794-5: frontal face image, neutral background, visibility of the face and correct facial expression.
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