AMT-FAPVR-21

The AMT-FAPVR-21 is a multimodal, self-contained device for recognizing faces and palms. It has internal algorithms for face and palm recognition so that it can complete the cycle of biometric identification. This involves scanning faces and palms, capturing Near-Infrared (NIR) grayscale and true-colour RGB images, analyzing attributes of faces and palms, extracting templates, and matching biometric data. These deep learning-based built-in algorithms in the module work at high speeds for enrolling and authenticating faces and palms, thus enabling integrators to take advantage of the computing power capabilities offered by this module. This may result in lower dependence on computing resources available locally while also making compatibility with different hardware platforms possible. Based on AI computer vision technologies, the built-in face and palm algorithms provide highly secure liveness detection, preventing forgery hacking by imposters using digital photographs, video clips, printed pictures, or face masks.