Smart Palm Vein Door Locks — Biometric Access

No. The Fujitsu PalmSecure F-Pro uses near-infrared light to detect live vein patterns beneath the skin, with active liveness detection built in. It cannot be spoofed by photographs, silicone replicas, or severed limbs. This makes it fundamentally more secure than fingerprint, facial recognition, or iris scanners.

Identity verification takes under 2 seconds, while initial enrollment of one hand takes approximately 15 seconds. The process is entirely contactless — users simply hover their palm over the sensor. This speed makes it practical for high-traffic environments such as office buildings, warehouses, seaports, and hospitals.

Yes. ePortID's palm vein systems integrate with existing access control infrastructure via standard Wiegand or OSDP protocols. The DCU (Door Control Unit) supports PoE connectivity and can power F-Pro sensors, RFID readers, and electric strikes over a single cable, enabling deployment without a licensed electrician.

Biometric data is encrypted and stored securely. The system converts each palm vein pattern into a highly encrypted numeric template derived from 5 million identity points. The solution complies with GDPR and CCPA privacy regulations, ensuring biometric data is protected and never transmitted as a raw image.

Yes. California's Bureau of Auto Repair mandates biometric authentication for licensed repair facilities, and the BAR Bundle is the approved Biometrics Authentication Kit (BAK) for this requirement. It includes the Fujitsu PalmSecure F-Pro scanner and is pre-configured to meet CA BAR biometric enrollment and verification standards.

Palm vein biometric systems are well-suited for critical infrastructure including seaports, airports, power stations, oil rigs, data centers, server rooms, hospitals, military bases, financial institutions, warehouses, and research labs. They are also effective for educational campuses and office buildings requiring contactless, credential-free identity verification at entry points.