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BIO-key showcasing biometric locks and fingerprint readers at Design Tokyo

 

BIO-key will be featuring its consumer biometric and Bluetooth enabled products at next week’s DESIGN TOKYO expo.

The biometric authentication and security solutions provider will showcase its TouchLock product line and compact fingerprint readers for Windows devices. BIO-key will also introduce the TouchLock TSA Pro, a biometric and Bluetooth enabled travel padlock and the TouchLock Bike Pro, a biometric and Bluetooth enabled bicycle lock.

“DESIGN TOKYO, Japan’s leading trade fair that attracts key customers and buyers across the Asia Pacific, will provide global visibility for our dynamic range of consumer products,” commented Wong Kwok Fong, Managing Director, BIO-key Hong Kong Limited. “We look forward to showcasing our state-of-the-art technology solutions designed to solve the challenges consumers face in securing their physical and digital assets.”

BIO-key recently entered into an agreement with Asahi Cycle for the distribution of BIO-key’s line of biometrics-enabled bicycle locks throughout Japan, with the potential to expand distribution across Asia.

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