Iris Access Control: Multi-Authentication Methods, Including Iris Recognition, IC Cards, and Passwords

Description

Iris temperature sensor D20eT adopts a full metal shell, and the lens Angle can be manually pitched to adapt to people of different heights. The local storage capacity has been increased from the maximum of 2000 people in the second generation to 10,000 people in the third generation. The new generation of algorithms can also quickly and accurately encode low-quality iris pictures, and have better adaptability to complex use environments, making it easier and faster to use.

It can achieve non-contact and long-distance accurate identification of personnel, and is not affected by wearing glasses, wearing masks, and covering the head. If the iris recognition is successful and the body temperature is normal, the door is controlled; if the body temperature is abnormal, the door is not opened, and an abnormal body temperature alarm is reported. The identity information and temperature data information of the personnel are automatically uploaded to the background service system. The intelligent terminal can effectively monitor the movement of people with abnormal fever caused by the novel coronavirus pneumonia, and can be widely used in personnel access management and identity identification in enterprise buildings, communities, parks, venues, hospitals, factories and other places.

Functional

• Supports multiple authentication methods, including iris recognition, IC cards, and passwords.
• Can recognize both single and dual irises.
• Long-distance recognition with an optimal range of 35 to 50cm.
• Equipped with a 4-inch color screen for real-time display of iris images, aiding in alignment for recognition.
• Enables rapid local iris recognition, even in scenarios with a large number of people, with recognition times of ≤1 second.
• Adjustable lens angles to accommodate individuals of varying heights.
• Features abnormality alerts and anti-tamper alarms.
• Capable of storing up to 500,000 offline records.
• Non-contact external body temperature measurement to reduce the risk of cross-contact infection, with automatic temperature anomaly alerts.

Specification

Application

Iris temperature sensor D20eT can be widely used in enterprise buildings, communities, parks, venues, hospitals, factories and other places of personnel access management and identification.