iCAM T20

Features

Product Literature

• • High Speed Dual Iris Capture

• • USB Powered

• • Orientation Sensor

• • Compact and Lightweight

• • Standard Tripod Mount

• • Standards Compliant Hardware and Software

• • Integrated Cable Management

• • Detachable Visor for easy care/cleaning

• • IP54 Compliant – Dust and Water Resistant

• Iris ID has been producing commercial iris recognition systems since 1997. In thousands of locations, IrisAccess® authenticates the iris identity of more persons than all other iris platforms combined. Iris ID’s rich experience in iris recognition is exemplified in the iCAM T20.

• Previous handheld iris recognition systems required significant subject cooperation and for the subject to remain completely motionless in order to capture high quality iris images. Iris ID has developed a series of algorithms which provide the capability to capture iris images in any environment.
  

  High Speed – Dual Iris Capture

  The iCAM T20 performs high-speed dual iris capture and outputs high quality ISO standards compliant images. Both eyes can be simultaneously imaged utilizing the USB2.0 or higher interface. The T20 provides an unparalleled intuitive user interface, which makes the process easier for the subject and operator. The T20 is also equipped with an orientation sensor and left and right iris capture management controls which can be selected prior to or during the process.

  IP54 Reliability and Certifications

  The iCAM T20 conforms to IP54 standards for water, humidity, and dust resistance. The elastomeric material and design of the T20 further enhances its durability allowing for easy cleaning. This meets or exceeds CE, FCC, and Eye Safety industry certification standards.

  How to Operate

  Fully automatic dual iris image capture and quality analysis routines are available as a part of the Iris ID SDK API set for the field application of the iCAM T20. Optional software: iData Iris SDK – licensable features: Quality assessment, template generation and matching. An illustration of the iris capture process is shown below.