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15 Apr 2008	Biometric security planned for 2012 London Olympics construction sites Construction workers on sites for the 2012 London Olympics will need to pass through two stages of biometric screening—featuring palm and facial recognition—before they can start work. The decision to use technology that recognizes palms rather than fingerprints was considered, as workmen tend to have "worn-away" fingerprints due to their work.
27 Nov 2007	IP-based fingerprint device reads up to 2,000 profiles per second Suprema Inc.’s BioEntry Plus is an integrated IP-based fingerprint access control device and RF card reader, supporting fingerprint and proximity card authentication. The unit matches up to 2,000 fingerprint profiles per second. It supports standalone door control configuration or networked access control systems via Ethernet connection.
16 Nov 2007	Biometric, wireless technologies boost line Access control product makers in Taiwan view product development as their biggest challenge to date.
13 Nov 2007	Fingerprint reader and T/A system supports RFID, Wiegand PUC Founder (MSC) Bhd is offering its FingerTec R2, a fingerprint access control device that incorporates a time/attendance system and supports RFID access card and password authentication methods. The unit integrates with third-party card readers or door controllers via 26-bit Wiegand I/O, giving users more flexible configurations. It supports NO/NC alarm systems and USB flash drives, and operates on Linux platform. It is compatible with Windows OS.
05 Nov 2007	Fingerprint reader has metal casing Sebury Technology Co. Ltd is offering model F1, a compact and modular fingerprint access control and reader that comes in a metal casing, suitable for outdoor use. The device uses an optical sensor to authenticate up to 500 fingerprint profiles. It comes with a remote keypad, and supports relay and Weigand26 interfaces.
19 Oct 2007	ImageWare integrates Lockheed Martin’s AFIS into its IWS Biometric Engine ImageWare Systems Inc., a developer of identity management solutions, is all set to develop more comprehensive identification solutions based on Lockheed Martin Corp.'s Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS). Under the multi-year licensing agreement, ImageWare's IWS Biometric Engine platform will be integrated with Lockheed Martin's AFIS to provide law enforcement and identity management solutions to various local governments across the United States.
18 Oct 2007	US transportation security office gives Bioscrypt’s security solution a thumbs-up The United States Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has approved Bioscrypt Inc.'s V-Station Mifare V9.50 fingerprint reader for use in airports across the country. The TSA has also included Bioscrypts V-Station security solution in its "Biometrics for Access Control" Qualified Products List (QPL). Products listed on the QPL are certified for use in airports to authenticate or verify employees access into restricted areas.
17 Sep 2007	Mapower releases 2.5in HDD enclosure with fingerprint access control Mapower Inc. has released its MAP-AO21, a 2.5in hard disk drive (HDD) enclosure that features fingerprint authentication to protect confidential data against unauthorized access. The model stores up to 10 fingerprint profiles, and can be configured to auto-lock, in case a user leaves the workstation for a long time. It also supports password authentication as alternative user verification, and supports automatic logon to password-protected Web sites.
05 Sep 2007	Fingerprint access control registers up to 10 prints per user The F-104L fingerprint access control from DIT Digital Co. Ltd stores up to 80,000 matching data for up to three years with power off. It allows each user to register up to 10 fingerprints and user groups with access in different time slots.
03 Sep 2007	Fingerprint access control system registers 1,200 prints The EA100 fingerprint access control system from Nanomars Technology Corp. registers up to 1,200 fingerprints and records 58,000 transactions. It has an FAR of less than 0.001 percent and an FRR of less than 1 percent. Its read speed is less than 1s using 1:N identification mode or less than 0.1s using 1:1 verification mode.
21 Aug 2007	Fingerprint access reader registers 800 users Sebury Technology Co. Ltd offers model BC-2018M, a fingerprint access controller and Mifare card reader. The unit registers up to 800 users, and uses 1:1 verification and 1:N identification modes. It has a 500dpi optical sensor, less than 2s identification speed, less than 1 percent FRR and less than 0.0001 percent FAR.
02 Aug 2007	Fingerprint access control has 0.8s read speed The FP-400 from Taiwan Jantek Electronics Ltd is a fingerprint access control system with time/attendance function. It registers 950 users and uses 1:1 identification and 1:N verification modes with a read speed of 0.8s.
05 Jul 2007	Standalone fingerprint access control also connects to PC via TCP/IP The BF-670 fingerprint access control system from Chiyu Technology Co. Ltd can be used as standalone system or connected to similar units to create a multiple access control system. It can be connected to a PC via TCP/IP but does not require a host PC when used as a single door access control unit. It features a relay control for door lock and auxiliary devices, and exit and door alarm inputs. The all-weather unit has shock- and scratch-resistance features.
04 Jul 2007	Fingerprint access control accepts wet, dry and partial fingerprints Model F30 from Guangzhou Comet Technology Development Co. Ltd is a fingerprint access control reader and time and attendance recorder. It accepts wet, dry and partial fingerprints and features a learning function, allowing it to replenish, repair, complete and renew the stored fingerprint data. It has a 50,000-transaction capacity and registers up to 2,000 entries. It has less than 1s identification time, less than 0.0001 percent FRR and less than 0.0001 percent FAR.
26 Jun 2007	Futronic launches Web-enabled fingerprint access control system Futronic Technology Co. Ltd, a supplier of fingerprint recognition products, has launched a complete Web-enabled fingerprint and attendance control system. The system is made up of hardware and software components, which include the FS20 basic fingerprint access control device, the FS21M fingerprint access control device with Mifare, the FS30 Remote Relay Unit (RRU), the FS80 USB fingerprint scanner and the fingerprint authentication server (FAS) software. The FS20 and FS21M control the electric lock directly and can work as standalone devices for fingerprint registration and recognition. These have internal memory and connect to a LAN/Internet system via a server using the FAS software to form a large-scale access and attendance control system for multiple physical locations. The FS30, a useful accessory for the FS20 and FS21M, is an administrator-controlled device that grants remote access. The FS80 can be used to enroll fingerprints that can be transferred to the FS20 and FS21M.
20 Jun 2007	Fingerprint door lock accepts fingerprint entry at any angle Foshan Nanhai Level Intelligent Lock Industrial Co. Ltd has released model M-T6000, a fingerprint door lock that registers up to 100 fingerprints. The unit has an FRR of ≤1 percent and an FRR of ≤0.0001 percent. Fingerprint registry takes about 0.5s and contrast time is approximately 1s. It accepts fingerprint entry at any angle and has a digital display that enables deletion of an enrolled entry. Keyed-in password and mechanical key access modes are supported.
20 Jun 2007	Intercom access control terminal features Biokey algorithm The F701 intercom access control terminal from ZK Software adopts the Biokey fingerprint algorithm and 32-bit Intel CPU. With fingerprint, password and ID functions, 15 kinds of identification combinations can be used.
08 Jun 2007	Makers to target consumer segment Korea mainly caters to enterprise markets, but some makers are aiming fingerprint recognition for small-scale home apps.
08 Jun 2007	Shenzhen keeps industry lead with active R&D Makers emphasize function optimization and product stability. Local component suppliers in tune with the growing industry.
07 Jun 2007	Algorithm leveraged for optimum system apps Makers explore smaller devices in a bid to make minutiae-only technology a standard in fingerprint readers.

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