Fujitsu\u2019s ruggedized tablet comes with serious security – palm vein biometrics powered by an integrated PalmSecure sensor.<\/p>\n
More and more tablets and mobile devices are ramping up security with biometrics – almost all major smartphones are now equipped with some kind of biometric sensor or scanner. Apple just shocked many by introducing face biometrics in place of their fingerprint scanner, the technology apple paid over $350 million for several years ago.<\/p>\n
When taken with an infrared camera, face recognition becomes a rock solid biometric modality. Tech giants switching from fingerprint to face now validates why M2SYS always believed in underlying hybrid biometric technology – each biometric modality works differently in different environments; there is no \u201cone fits all\u201d approach in biometrics. That’s why we invented a solution and platform that lets our partners plug in different forms of biometrics as their business and product matures, without the need to rewrite any code. Can you believe that someone thought of this approach many many years ago? That’s M2SYS<\/em>.<\/p>\n The Fujitsu V535 tablet<\/a> with PalmSecure biometric sensor comes in three flavors – Enrollment Station, Check-In Station, and Mobile Station.<\/p>\n It\u2019s a solid unit with front and rear cameras, 64GB solid state hard drive, and Windows 10. We definitely see the value of this product in the retail market for time and attendance<\/a>. Our RightPunch product is seamlessly integrated with Kronos workforce management software, and used by many top retailers such as Forever 21<\/a>. The V535 tablet with RightPunch will be a great alternative to an expensive wall-mounted time clock.<\/p>\nYou bet – biometrics is becoming more and more the center of conversation!<\/h2>\n