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The terminal features an auto-focus optical camera engineered for verification under intense ambient lighting up to 100,000 LUX as well as zero-light conditions. Its 500 DPI fingerprint sensor reliably identifies dry, moist, stained, mehndi/color-marked, and rough fingertips.
Standard optical facial recognition terminals frequently experience verification failures when positioned near glass atriums, industrial bay doors, or entry gates subject to direct solar glare. The Biomax N-UltraFace resolves ambient illumination interference through specialized optical engineering:
- Extreme Illumination Tolerance: Equipped with an Auto Focus camera and zero-light infrared compensation, allowing facial capture in conditions ranging from complete darkness to 100,000 LUX of intense light reflection.
- Recognition Range: Operates at an effective long-distance capture range of 2 to 4 feet (approximately 1 meter).
- Industrial Fingerprint Adaptation: Built with a 500 DPI optical sensor paired with an algorithmic engine designed to recognize rough, dry, damp, or pigment-stained fingertips (such as ink or mehndi) without recurrent sensor recalibration.
