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The RealScan G1 is compactly sized to fit into kiosks and mobile kits

Suprema Inc., a global leader in biometrics and ID solutions, announced today that the company’s latest ‘RealScan-G1 fingerprint live scanner received final certification from the Government of India’s STQC (Standardisation Testing & Quality Certification) for the country’s UID (Unique ID, India’s next generation national ID) based fingerprint authentication demands. 

Suprema’s RealScan-G1 is a compact-sized portable fingerprint live scanner which provides range-leading capture speed and clear image quality by using the company’s advanced optical image processing technology. Along with its recently-added STQC certification, the device has been approved by several global standards including FBI PIV-IQS, FIPS 201 and Mobile ID FAP 30 certifications. In addition, RealScan-G1 features Suprema’s unique ‘hybrid type’ live finger detection (LFD) technology which provides effective protection from fake fingerprints.

On the hardware side, RealScan-G1 features IP54 certified structure that provides extra durability under harsh conditions and it has USB2.0 interface for its power supply and data transfer. In addition, RealScan-G1 is compactly sized to fit into kiosks and mobile kits, with 0.18 kg of weight.

In recent years, Suprema's live scanners have been chosen for several worldwide civil and criminal ID projects in the United States, India, Brazil, EU and African countries.

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