Fingerprint Recogonition for Access Control refers to a system that uses fingerprint recognition technology to control and manage access to certain areas or resources. Fingerprinting is a biometric technology that uses each person's unique fingerprint characteristics to verify identity. Fingerprint recognition is more accurate and secure than traditional credentials such as cards, passwords or PINs because fingerprints cannot be easily lost, stolen or shared.
The working principle of the fingerprint recognition system is that it first needs to use a fingerprint scanner to collect the fingerprint of each user and generate a template, which is stored in a secure database. When a user presents their fingerprint on a fingerprint reader or scanner, it is compared to a template in the database. If the characteristics match, the system will send out a door-opening signal and open an electronic fingerprint door lock.
Fingerprint recognition can be used as a sole authentication method or in conjunction with other credentials, supporting multi-factor authentication (MFA). Using MFA and fingerprint recognition can provide stronger protection for high-security areas.
Post time: Sep-20-2023