The Biomax N-UltraFace Multi-Bio Time Attendance and Access Control System (KT stock reference KTI01001002NUFC) is engineered to solve credential authentication and physical security bottlenecks across demanding commercial, financial, and industrial facilities. Powered by a 1 GHz processor running an embedded Linux operating system, the unit executes facial, fingerprint, RFID, and PIN verifications in under one second.
High-Illumination Entryways, Glass Atriums, and Perimeters
Conventional facial recognition devices frequently experience optical wash-out or verification failure when positioned near glass facades, sunny reception lobbies, exterior turnstiles, or outdoor corridors. The Biomax N-UltraFace addresses this environment with an integrated auto-focus camera engineered to withstand ambient lighting up to 100,000 LUX. Whether operating under direct sunlight or in complete zero-light conditions, the system maintains accurate face identification up to a 1-meter range, achieving a low False Acceptance Rate (FAR) of 0.01% and a False Rejection Rate (FRR) of 0.001%.
Industrial Manufacturing Plants and Assembly Facilities
Factory environments present physical biometric challenges due to heavy labor, dust, and handling of materials. The Biomax N-UltraFace incorporates a 500 DPI optical fingerprint sensor built with advanced adaptation algorithms capable of reading dry, moist, and rough fingerprints that typical consumer scanners reject. For plants handling multi-shift workforces, the terminal supports up to 30,000 fingerprint templates, 3,000 face profiles, and a non-volatile transaction log capacity of 200,000 events. Shift management is streamlined using Auto Status switching, 14-digit user ID formatting, and on-device T9 record querying displayed on the 2.8-inch TFT LCD color screen.
Banking Institutions and Secure Financial Perimeters
Financial facilities and banking back-offices require rigorous access control to prevent unauthorized ingress into cash vaults, record storage, and server rooms. The N-UltraFace functions as a complete standalone or network-integrated electromechanical lock controller via its built-in output relay. System administrators can mandate multi-credential authentication combining 125 kHz Proximity RFID cards (or optional 13.56 MHz Mifare cards) with biometric verification. For strict bidirectional passage tracking, the terminal features a Wiegand input port supporting an auxiliary KR26E RFID slave exit reader to ensure verified egress logging.
Enterprise Corporate Offices and Distributed Branch Networks
Corporate headquarters and multi-branch enterprises benefit from the flexible networking architecture of the Biomax N-UltraFace. Standard communications encompass Wi-Fi, TCP/IP, and USB Host data transfer. With native Push Data architecture, real-time transaction logs are automatically transmitted across the network to centralized Biomax desktop, web, or cloud-hosted attendance software without manual polling. Where custom enterprise resource planning (ERP) or payroll software integration is needed, engineers can deploy the manufacturer-provided SDK to orchestrate synchronized workforce tracking across distributed office locations.
Deployment Profile Overview
- Factory & Shop Floors: High-throughput worker time recording via 500 DPI sensor resilient to worn, dry, or moist fingers, supported by 16-bit Hi-Fi voice prompts.
- Bright Architectural Lobbies: Glare-tolerant contactless 1-meter face identification operating reliably up to 100,000 LUX illumination.
- Restricted Bank Zones: Relay-driven electromechanical lock control with Wiegand input pairing to KR26E external exit readers.
- Multi-Branch Enterprises: Centralized real-time reporting via Wi-Fi and TCP/IP push communication into cloud, desktop, or web systems.
