IriTech to demo face and dual iris camera at Interpol World 2015

IriTech announced it will promote its new multimodal camera, Gemini Camera system, at Interpol World 2015, held April 14-16 in Singapore.

First unveiled at the connect:ID last month in Washington DC, Gemini Camera is a multimodal camera that can simultaneously capture images of the face and both irises with a single camera sensor.

Multimodal capturing will enhance reliability and universality while the single camera keeps the solution cost-effective.

One of the main benefits of the Gemini is that it significantly lowers the time lag of iris recognition, which is typically caused by re-shoots of inexperienced users.

Gemini’s ‘side-gazing technology’ eliminates the need to align the eye to the camera, and instead, can function with a simple glance at the screen.

“The Gemini is optimal for access control for iris recognition that provides a high level of accuracy while providing an intuitive and easy experience, the value will increase for venues with high traffic where speed is a crucial factor,” said Jungwoon Ryu, marketing director at IriTech.

IriTech said it expects to launch the Gemini Camera by the third quarter.

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