Fujitsu PalmSecure F-Pro Mouse

Verification with the Fujitsu PalmSecure F-Pro is completed in under 2 seconds. Initial enrollment takes approximately 15 seconds per hand. Once enrolled, the system delivers near-instant authentication, making it suitable for high-traffic environments such as office buildings, hospitals, warehouses, and data centers without creating access bottlenecks.

No. Palm vein biometric data cannot be stolen, duplicated, shared, lost, or forgotten. The system scans vein patterns beneath the skin using near-infrared light and includes liveness detection to confirm an active, living hand. The identity data is converted into a highly encrypted number and stored securely, never retaining a raw image.

The BAR Bundle is the California Bureau of Auto Repair-approved Biometrics Authentication Kit, which uses the Fujitsu PalmSecure F-Pro scanner. It is required for auto repair businesses in California that must comply with CA BAR biometric authentication mandates. It supports enrollment, identity verification, and physical access control in regulated shop environments.

The F-Pro scanners serve a wide range of industries including healthcare, financial services, critical infrastructure, retail, education, and logistics. Applications include physical door access, server room and data center security, time and attendance tracking, patient identity verification, retail loss prevention, TWIC-compliant seaport gate security, and enterprise single sign-on.

No deep integration is required. The Scanner Mouse (HotKeyID) works with ePortID's Data Access Management (DAM) system and is designed to be simple to set up without modifying core IT infrastructure. It enables secure single sign-on across websites, documents, and data systems, and manages complex passwords biometrically across multiple locations and networks.

The Fujitsu PalmSecure F-Pro products comply with GDPR and CCPA privacy regulations. All biometric data is encrypted and stored securely. The Fujitsu F-Pro Palm Vein Scanner also supports TWIC verification for seaport security. Biometric identity is never stored as an image — only as an encrypted numeric representation — ensuring regulatory alignment.