Iris recognition systems use the iris layer in our eyes. The colored muscle layer around the pupil is called the iris. The iris layer has a different and unique structure in every person. Iris is frequently used in biometric identification processes, just like fingerprints. The iris, which has special features unique to the person, is used in access management procedures. This way, fast, hygienic, contactless access control can be provided.

High-resolution cameras map the iris layer. Iris's details that ordinary people cannot perceive are apparent in this way. Iris takes shape within a few months of birth and remains unchanged until death. The fact that the iris structure does not change makes it an essential biometric identification system. In this respect, the iris recognition system is very reliable.

Advantages of Iris Recognition System

The most significant benefit of the iris recognition system is that it is safe. Iris recognition systems are very secure because they are unique to the person and do not change from birth to death. Another benefit of the iris recognition system is that it provides contactless access management. It would help to look at the camera at a certain distance to introduce the iris. Besides contactless access management, the iris recognition system is hygienic. Since there is a distance between the eye and the device, it is more suitable for hygiene rules than other biometric recognition systems such as fingerprints.

Another benefit of the iris recognition system is that it is fast. The iris map, which the system draws beforehand, can be defined in seconds. In addition to their speed, iris recognition systems stand out because they are easy to follow compared to access management systems using cards and passwords. This way, situations such as losing the card or forgetting the password can be prevented. At the same time, other people can't access the relevant area or place by using a card or password.

·         It does not depend on factors such as passwords and PINs at risk of being forgotten or stolen. That's why It's so trustworthy.

·         Incorrect acceptance rates of iris recognition systems are low.

·         It is much more hygienic than other biometric systems because there is no need for direct contact.

·         Iris recognition systems do not cause any harm to human health.

·         It is the only biometric system used in sterile environments such as laboratories, operating rooms, or nuclear facilities where special protective equipment should be worn.

·         Since the number of reference points is much higher than the fingerprint, a much more precise result can be obtained.

Iris Recognition System Usage Areas

Iris recognition systems, which are easily used at points and places where security needs are high, are frequently preferred due to their ease of use. Iris recognition systems are mainly used in environments that need to be sterilized, such as laboratories, operating rooms, and nuclear facilities. Since wearing unique clothes in these places is compulsory, the eyes are the only body area where users can contact the measuring device. Iris recognition systems are also frequently used in high-security locations such as police stations and prisons. Iris recognition systems are also used in airports, universities, health units, and ATMs.

With Papilon's high-tech iris recognition device, Optika, you can perform iris recognition and provide safe and healthy access control.