SecuGen Hamster IV

SecuGen Hamster IV

  • High-Performance Fingerprint Scanner
  • Fast & accurate fingerprint verification
  • High-quality imaging of dry, wet & scarred fingerprints
  • Rugged and reliable for challenging environments
  • Maintenance-free optical sensor
  • deal for government, corporate & healthcare applications
  • Supports secure multi-user authentication
  • FBI Certified — PIV / FIPS 201 / Mobile ID FAP 10 compliant

Powering Trusted Identities.

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