3D verification utilises the latest in facial recognition technology to provide a clocking on system that will verify whether somebody presenting themselves to the system is the person that they say they are. This can be integrated into a range of access control solutions if required, or simply used to provide accurate time and attendance information.

A range of trigger devices can be used with the system, such as a PIN number, proximity card or swipe card. This trigger acts as a unique identifier to a record in a database, so that faces are only checked against a single record, ensuring that the person is who they say they are.

The system is presented in two aesthetic, wall-mounted units, as illustrated by the images opposite.

What are the benefits?

There are a number of distinct benefits to using 3D Verification:

• Enhanced accuracy when verifying that a person is who they say they are - very important in high security / high risk environments.
  
  
• It is robust to changes in environment - for example, it works equally well in bright daylight or darkness!
  
  
• It is robust to the angle at which a face is presented to the system.
  
  
• It can be used in conjunction with access control systems, and can be easily integrated into a wide range of existing industry infrastructure.
  
  
• The system is presented in aesthetic wall mounted units, which are unobtrusive and do not require environmental changes.
  
  
• The system provides an inherent ‘liveness’ test—it cannot be duped by dummies, video or photographic images.
  
  
• The security threshold (which determines at what level a person is accepted or rejected) can be adjusted to meet security demands specific to your organisation.
  
  
• The system is flexible - it can be used effectively in networked and stand-alone environments.
  
  
• Aurora can develop the technology to provide bespoke solutions to suit individual customer’s requirements.
  
  
• Clear financial savings can be made on payroll and therefore can reduce incidences of fraud; It is quicker to use than old clock card systems—verification of an individual takes just a few seconds.