Since its first use, biometrics has come a long way. While law enforcement agencies previously used it to identify criminals, biometrics is now widely used by banks, governments, offices, and consumers. For instance, there’s a high chance that your smartphone has a biometric recognition system. Different organizations and industries use different modalities\u2014finger vein, fingerprint, iris, and facial recognition being the most common. While we’ve more or less covered every other modality, this article will discuss finger vein recognition and a popular finger vein scanner, Hitachi H1. Let’s look at how easily M2SYS eGov helps build custom identity management solutions with the finger vein scanner.<\/p>\n
Several organizations prefer finger vein scanning over other modalities, as such patterns are impossible to replicate or reverse engineer. Moreover, it avoids problems present with fingerprint scanning.<\/p>\n
For all of the above, the Hitachi H1 finger vein scanner is the ideal device available on the market. It is a robust, contactless, and non-invasive finger vein scanner that uses near-infrared light to detect finger vein patterns for identification.<\/p>\n
While those were some of the highlights of Hitachi’s popular finger vein scanner, let’s look at how the M2SYS eGov platform helps build a custom identity management solution like a Marriage Registration System that can be used with the finger vein scanner.<\/p>\n
System integrators, especially those working with government projects, have a lot on their plates. In government identification projects, third-party integrations, configured solutions, and multiple hardware solutions are required. It becomes incredibly arduous for system integrators to meet all of the government agencies’ requirements should they opt for hand-coded solutions. The M2SYS eGov platform eliminates all of these problems.<\/p>\n