One of the biggest concerns with fingerprint readers is how easily they can be fooled. While biometrics are typically more difficult to steal or fake, headlines still break the news of fake fingers or stolen prints being used to fool sensors.
Several major companies have launched their own live finger detection methods, including tissue reflection, heartbeat detection, dermal electric resistance, unnaturalness analysis and etc.
Anviz AI Fake Fingerprint Detection (AFFD)
Anviz AI Fake Fingerprint Detection (AFFD) is created and designed using AI and Deep Learning technologies
All these methods have their advantages and short comings, and now Anviz launched the worlds’ first AI Algorithm to detect fake fingerprints from more than thousands of different materials, to protect the high-security establishments and critical infrastructures, in the most efficient and secure way, for governments, banks, airports, universities, etc.
Anviz AI Fake Fingerprint Detection (AFFD) is created and designed using Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Deep Learning technologies. They collect millions of fake fingerprints every year from the government database and authorised organisations, created by thousands of materials, such as silicone, rubber, paper and gel.
Anviz Biometrics terminal
Anviz Biometrics terminal can recognise a fake fingerprint within 0.5 seconds and block them, and also trigger a security alarm. The accuracy rate for detection could reach 99.99%, which stands for the highest rate among all the key players in the industry.
AFFD technologies can be applied into the following major applications that need the highest security protection:
- Government,
- Financial Companies,
- Education and Training Organisation,
- Airports.
AFFD Terminals
AI Fake Fingerprint Detection (AFFD) has been applied into Anviz Bionano Algorithm and top level models, C2 Pro and OA1000 Pro, which covers both time & attendance and access control applications.
- Biometrics
- Electronic security systems
- Residential security systems
- Office security systems
- Office security
- Airport security
- Public sector security
- Security management
- Security policy
- Security access systems
- Electronic access control
- Fingerprint reader
- Door security
- Door access control
- Security software
- Security service
- Physical Security Information Management (PSIM)
- Security communication
- Corporate Security
- Warning Devices
- Artificial intelligence (AI)
- Mobile access
- Machine Learning
