Biometric Time Clock

Biometrics is the science and technology of measuring and analysing biological data. In attendance systems, biometrics refers to technologies that measure and analyse human body characteristics, such as fingerprints, eye retinas and irises, facial patterns and hand measurements, for identification or verification purposes with the use of a biometric time clock. Put simply - using biometric devices stops 'buddy punching' or 'time-theft' by making sure the person who is clocking in or out is who they say they are!

Time attendance access control system terminal face fingerprint

Allday Time Systems currently offer three types of biometric hardware
utilising different biometric technology:

Facial recognition for access control or attendance

Face recognition

based on the geometry of the face,

palm reader for time attendance

Palm Vein

which reads the internal vein pattern within a persons palm

Access control biometrics

Fingerprint

based on the geometry of the Fingerprint,

Each of these technologies is detailed a little more below.

Facial recognition for employees attendance clock in

Face recognition

The Faceprint attendance terminal uses the latest face recognition technology giving maximum speed and ease of use with clear advantages in performance and appearance over older face recognition units. The Faceprint is capable of reading a face placed anywhere within its screen up to 7m away. It is capable of doing this as it has 2 x 100 megapixel cameras built in enabling extremely high resolution to be used. This is currently our most popular option for a biometric solution.

Palm Secure - Palm Vein

Our Palmreader options include several attendance terminals using the latest Palm identification technologies. Reading the internal vein pattern of the palm. So not the palm surface or palm print. For this reason this type of biometric is considered very secure and is usable by all people who can present a palm to the unit.

Fingerprint Attendance Terminals

Our fingerprint attendance terminal uses the latest biometric fingerprint technology. This unit has a 5,000 employee capacity along with WiFi and live web connectivity to allow it to work online or offline. You can enrol up to 10 fingerprints for each employee for maximum flexibility. You can also use RFID cards or tokens and have the option of a PIN entry too.

Advantages of Face Recognition Biometrics

Reads the face geometry without contact – simply show your face to the camera to clock in or out giving a no contact hygienic biometric. This technology is very easy to use as biometric identification – usable by 100% of people tested. Also does not require regular servicing to maintain the quality and accuracy of the readings.

Advantages Of Palm Reading

Palm reading is a secure biometric

Reads the internal vein pattern within the palm of your hand – simply show your hand. This technology is the most secure biometric identification – 10 times more accurate than a typical fingerprint reader. Usable by 100% of people tested. Also does not require regular servicing to maintain the quality and accuracy of the readings.

False acceptance rate is better than 0.00008% and a false rejection rate better than 0.01%.

Disadvantages Of Palm Vein

Palm Reader Biometrics

Palm reading cannot be used effectively where it is exposed to direct sunlight. Hence outside use is not recommended. Will not read through excessively dirty palms. However edible oils, moisture or sweat will have no effect.

Advantages Of Fingerprint

The main advantage of Fingerprint is that it has become relatively inexpensive to implement and also widely accepted. With quality biometric clocking terminals now costing less than £300.

Disadvantages of Fingerprint

There may be some hesitancy for employees to use the system due to hygiene reasons given the contact nature of the technology, so you may need to incorporate a clean hands after use policy.

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