Smart ID launches new enrolment kit

Currently, the enrollment kit is used in Aadhar enrollment, photo image capture, biometric data capture, duplication checking

GN Bureau | November 15, 2011



Smart Identity Devices Pvt Ltd, which provides technology products and solution in the biometrics, information, communication and technology domain, has unveiled its new enrolment kit for the international market christened as ‘Zenesis’ at CARTES & Identification, for next three days at the Paris Nord Villepinte exhibition centre, France.

CARTES & Identification is the world leading event for digital security and smart technologies which is expecting to witness 450 exhibitors, 20 000 visitors and 1300 congress delegates.

Currently, the enrolment kit is used for purposes like Aadhar enrolment, photo image capture, biometric data capture, duplication checking and other activities. It is designed for all environments, including those where temperature and humidity levels are low or high.

Nirmal Prakash, managing director, Smart ID said, “After getting wonderful response from the Indian market and serving the nation’s revolutionary projects like – ‘Aadhaar’ and ‘National Population Registrar’ (NPR), now we are confident enough to supply our enrolment kits in the global market with new look and added features."

Smart ID is the market leader in supplying and supporting biometric devices (both finger-print and iris scanner) and UID enrolment kits in India, the company statement said.
 

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