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Iris ID adds new functions to iCAM M300 handheld biometric platform

 

Iris ID‘s iCAM M300 handheld biometric platform now offers gateless access control, time and attendance and employee mustering for commercial and government markets. According to the announcement the new functions were made possible with embedded XPressEntry software from Telaeris.

“The addition of the Telaeris XPressEntry software enables us to add important new functions for our commercial and government customers,” says Mohammed Murad, vice president global sales and business development, Iris ID. “The iCAM M300 is now ideal for virtually any use requiring mobile identity authentication.”

The iCAM M300 has embedded cameras for simultaneous capture of both iris and facial biometrics. An optional snap-on module provides for an FBI-compliant 500DPI, single fingerprint collection. Also included are magstripe and contactless card support, as well as an MRZ reader to verify ePassports. iCAM M300 communications protocols include NFC, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, and 4G LTE.

“It is exciting to partner with Iris ID to provide a powerful handheld solution for iris authentication,” adds David Carta, chief executive officer, Telaeris. “Iris ID’s multimodal device, combined with XPressEntry from Telaeris, allows security integrators and end users to easily integrate mobile iris identification technology into their existing physical access control infrastructure.”

Earlier this year Dangote Group deployed an Iris ID biometric time and attendance solution for more than 30,000 employees working at Dangote Cement manufacturing plants in five countries.

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