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    Biometrics uses physical and behavioral traits to uniquely identify individuals. Common biometrics methods include fingerprints, face recognition, palm/vein patterns. Biometrics can be used for access control of devices, buildings, and data through standalone devices, controllers, or integration with other systems. When implemented as an attendance or canteen device, biometrics provides accurate tracking and reporting while avoiding issues like proxy access. Biometrics solutions provider eSSL offers holistic security solutions that leverage existing customer infrastructure to integrate disparate systems cost-effectively.

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    Biometrics uses physical and behavioral traits to uniquely identify individuals. Common biometrics methods include fingerprints, face recognition, palm/vein patterns. Biometrics can be used for access control of devices, buildings, and data through standalone devices, controllers, or integration with other systems. When implemented as an attendance or canteen device, biometrics provides accurate tracking and reporting while avoiding issues like proxy access. Biometrics solutions provider eSSL offers holistic security solutions that leverage existing customer infrastructure to integrate disparate systems cost-effectively.

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    Biometrics uses physical and behavioral traits to uniquely identify individuals. Common biometrics methods include fingerprints, face recognition, palm/vein patterns. Biometrics can be used for access control of devices, buildings, and data through standalone devices, controllers, or integration with other systems. When implemented as an attendance or canteen device, biometrics provides accurate tracking and reporting while avoiding issues like proxy access. Biometrics solutions provider eSSL offers holistic security solutions that leverage existing customer infrastructure to integrate disparate systems cost-effectively.

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    Biometrics For Your Enterprise

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    Neha Rathi
    Biometrics uses physical and behavioral traits to uniquely identify individuals. Common biometrics methods include fingerprints, face recognition, palm/vein patterns. Biometrics can be used for access control of devices, buildings, and data through standalone devices, controllers, or integration with other systems. When implemented as an attendance or canteen device, biometrics provides accurate tracking and reporting while avoiding issues like proxy access. Biometrics solutions provider eSSL offers holistic security solutions that leverage existing customer infrastructure to integrate disparate systems cost-effectively.

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    Biometrics for your

    Enterprise
    What is Biometrics ?

    Biometrics consists of methods for uniquely


    recognizing humans based upon one or more intrinsic
    physical or behavioral traits. In computer science, in
    particular, biometrics is used as a form of identity
    access management and access control. It is also used
    to identify individuals in groups that are under
    surveillance.
    General Methods
    • Fingerprint
    Fingerprint recognition or fingerprint authentication
    refers to the automated method of verifying a match
    between two human fingerprints.Fingerprints are one
    of many forms of biometrics used to identify an
    individual and verify their identity.This article
    touches on two major classes of algorithms(minutia
    and pattern) and four sensor
    designs(optical,ultrasonic,passive capacitance, and
    active capacitance)
    • Face
    A facial recognition system is a computer application
    for automatically identifying or verifying a person
    from a digital image or a video frame from a video
    source.One of the ways to do this is by comparing
    selected facial features from the image and a facial
    database.It is typically used in security systems and
    can be compared to other biometrics such as
    fingerprint or eye iris recognition systems.
    • Palm/Vein
    The pattern of blood veins is unique to every
    individual,even among identical twins.Palms
    have a broad and complicated vascular pattern
    and thus contain a wealth of differentiating
    features for personal
    identification.Furthermore,it will not vary
    during the person’s lifetime.
    • It is a very secure method of authentication
    because this blood vein pattern lies under the
    skin. This makes it almost impossible for
    others to read or copy.
    Biometrics as an Access Control
    Device
    • Standalone Device
    • Multi Door Controller
    • Private cabin locks
    • LAN & Data Security
    • D-Duplication Process
    • Custom application
    Biometrics as an Attendance Device
    • Avoid proxy Punch
    • Sync data to server instantly
    • Accurate time Reports
    Biometrics as a Canteen Device

    • No need of managing Canteen Coupons


    • Instant Data capture
    • Accurate Reports
    Biometrics for Membership projects
    • 1:1 capture mode with RFID Cards
    • Biometric Cards
    • Instant Verification using web service
    (Internet/GPRS)
    Why eSSL?
    • We provide not just products but holistic
    solutions in corporate security.
    • We leverage existing infrastructure in the
    customer’s environment so brings down
    the cost.
    • It seamless integrates with the disparate
    systems in the IT environment.
    Implementation approach

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