With the rapid development of biometric technology, identity authentication methods based on iris, face, fingerprint, palmprint, voiceprint, and vein recognition have been widely applied in various fields. However, single-modality approaches still have limitations in complex scenarios and cannot meet the requirements for high-security, high-reliability applications. Therefore, we have launched the new-generation multi-modal identity recognition engine V1.0, integrating iris, face, fingerprint, palmprint, voiceprint, vein, and other biometric recognition technologies. It supports single-modality or multi-modal combination authentication, improving recognition accuracy and security. The engine features billion-level database millisecond comparison capabilities, flexible deployment on cloud, edge, or hybrid architectures, and seamless integration with existing systems via microservices, building a cross-platform, open, and extensible unified identity authentication engine. It provides strong technical support for government, public security, finance, medical, and other high-security industries, driving the innovative development of intelligent identity authentication.
Ensure secure storage and transmission of biometric data
Support multiple biometric feature types and allow extension for new feature types
Ensure service reliability and avoid single points of failure
Support multiple biometric feature types and allow extension for new feature types
Ensure secure storage and transmission of biometric data
The ABIS multi-modal biometric recognition system serves population censuses and centralized social security file creation, paired with dual-iris, face, and fingerprint integrated terminals for simultaneous multi-class biometric information collection. Real-time 1:N duplicate checking is performed during collection to eliminate duplicate entries, with efficient入库 of tens of millions of data records. Multi-feature fusion verification compensates for single-recognition limitations, with encrypted data archiving, providing accurate and stable underlying biometric data for the civil population database, significantly improving centralized collection and file creation efficiency.
High-traffic scenarios such as stations, ports, and airports are equipped with the ABIS multi-modal system, with dual-barrel dual-eye iris terminals used in conjunction with turnstiles. Passengers complete identity verification through rapid iris recognition for person-document consistency, with multi-feature fusion recognition unaffected by strong light and mask occlusion, featuring fast recognition speed. The system handles peak continuous passenger flow, automatically comparing information in the database, simplifying the passage process while balancing passage efficiency and entrance/exit security control.
The ABIS multi-modal biometric recognition platform provides underlying verification capabilities for government service centers, household registration windows, and immigration/exit halls, paired with dual-iris collection terminals. The system can interface with government business platforms, integrating iris, face, and fingerprint multi-feature verification, unaffected by masks or makeup, completing person-document comparison in seconds. It effectively prevents identity fraud, standardizes government service processes, and ensures the authenticity and security of civil affairs such as household registration, social security, and immigration/exit procedures.