Biometric Port Security Solutions

ePortID's Fujitsu F-Pro Palm Vein Scanner is available at $432.00 per unit (BAR Bundle pricing), with the BAR Bundle listed at $425. The DCU Door Control Unit, RFID Reader, and Scanner Mouse are priced on request. Volume pricing is available for larger deployments. Most installations pay for themselves within 3 to 6 months through reduced payroll and access control costs.

The two primary types are physical (physiological) biometrics and behavioral biometrics. Physical biometrics include palm vein scanning, fingerprint, iris, and facial recognition. ePortID specializes in contactless palm vein scanning, covering both physical access control — securing doors, gates, and facilities — and logical access control for data systems, networks, and applications.

Yes. ePortID's Fujitsu PalmSecure F-Pro uses near-infrared light to scan the vein pattern beneath the palm without any physical contact. This makes it fully hygienic and suitable for high-traffic environments including hospitals, healthcare facilities, and public-facing port and airport checkpoints where touchless operation is a critical requirement.

Yes. The Fujitsu F-Pro and DCU Door Control Unit support Wiegand and OSDP integration protocols, allowing seamless connection to most existing access control systems. The DCU is PoE-powered, requiring no licensed electrician for installation. The Scanner Mouse (HotKeyID) requires no integration with core systems for logical access deployments.

Yes. The Fujitsu F-Pro Palm Vein Scanner supports TWIC (Transportation Worker Identification Credential) verification for seaport security applications. The BAR Bundle is approved by the California Bureau of Auto Repair. Systems also comply with GDPR and CCPA privacy regulations, with all biometric data encrypted and stored securely.

ePortID's solutions are designed for seaports, airports, power stations, oil rigs, warehouses, factories, data centers, server rooms, hospitals, research labs, financial institutions, and military bases. Any facility requiring strict identity verification, time and attendance accuracy, or prevention of unauthorized physical or logical access can benefit from these systems.