"Biometrics"

Biometrics is the recognition of physical characteristics of an individual. Examples are voice patterns, iris or retina differences, handwriting technique and of course fingerprints. It has been known for over 2000 years that an individual's fingerprint patterns are unique.

Today, through the use of advanced electronics, fingerprint recognition has become very secure, fast, and economical means for determining a person's true identity.

The INPRINT allows you to use these advanced biometric technologies to allow only authorized users to access your valuables.

The INPRINT operates by enrolling up to 16 authorized fingerprints into memory during a simple set up process.

Once these fingerprints are captured and encrypted, they can never be stolen from the system.

To gain access, a finger is placed on the sensor. The sensor scans the fingerprint data and compares against the encrypted fingerprint data in memory. Based on the stored fingerprint information, the INPRINT accepts or rejects access quickly and accurately.