Integrated Biometrics announces the release of its Kojak FAP 60 Appendix F Certified ten print and roll live scanner. Rugged and lightweight, Kojak will run off of a laptop, tablet or mobile phone without an additional power source for hours while enabling fast enrollment and verification of large groups of people in any environment, with the capability of capturing ten prints in ten seconds or less.
Integrated Biometrics, developers of energy-efficient FBI-compliant fingerprint scanners, announces the release of its Kojak FAP 60 Appendix F Certified ten print and roll live scanner. Rugged and lightweight, Kojak will run off of a laptop, tablet or mobile phone without an additional power source for hours while enabling fast enrollment and verification of large groups of people in any environment, with the capability of capturing ten prints in ten seconds or less.
Kojak is designed to meet the FBI's globally accepted Appendix F certification for enrollment and identification standards with applications for national ID, border patrol, state department visa, employment background checks, criminal, and terrorist database purposes. Thanks to its small size, weight, and ability to function seamlessly without the need for a wired power source or low lighting conditions, Kojak is the first truly mobile ten-print enrollment and verification sensor in the world.
Kojak will enable fast enrollment and verification of large groups of people in any environment, with the capability of capturing ten prints in ten seconds or less.
Kojak is already generating interest as governments and businesses look to new biometrics technologies to enhance security, productivity, and convenience in today's increasingly connected world. For example, it is being integrated into an unattended kiosk-based identity management program for border security at air and sea ports. Globally, Kojak is designed to support efforts to establish national ID and healthcare programs with ten-print electronic fingerprint enrollment and verification as a means to quickly and effectively validate the identities of millions of people.
Unlike optical scanners, Kojak utilizes Integrated Biometrics' patented light emitting sensor (LES) film, which is incredibly thin and lightweight, contributing to Kojak's smaller size. Rather than needing to illuminate a fingerprint with secondary light sources, LES film actually emits light itself. When a finger is placed in contact with the sensor film, the underside of the film produces the fingerprint image in light, capturing fingerprints in less time and without the need for special environmental considerations. This increases the number of people actually able to utilize the biometric solution.
Unlike optical scanners, Kojak utilizes Integrated Biometrics' patented light emitting sensor (LES) film, which is incredibly thin and lightweight, contributing to Kojak's smaller size.
The durable structure of Integrated Biometrics' LES film withstands scratching and the typical breakdown associated with biometric devices. LES-based fingerprint scanners are mechanically tested and guaranteed to a million touches without any impact on image quality, working flawlessly in both direct and indirect sunlight and resisting finger contaminants such as grease, oil, water, dust and chemicals.
Kojak's 3.5" (W) x 3.15" (H) fingerprint surface provides an intuitive user interface and a large template for image generation. It features an intuitive ergonomic design, weighs less than 1.6 pounds, and scans four flat prints, thumbs and single finger rolls, all with extraordinarily low power consumption of <300mA during full scanning mode.
Kojak is impervious to latent prints and functions with both dry and dirty fingers, without the need to apply hand lotion. It comes with a full featured SDK enabling effective integration into applications requiring certified FAP 60 quality images, providing for segmentation, smear detection and quality scoring.
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