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Argus Biometric CameraArgus Biometric CameraArgus Biometric Camera is an innovative security identification system designed to provide efficient and cost-effective biometric authentication in high-traffic areas such as airports, secure offices, and checkpoints. This sophisticated device, which earned the Silver A' Design Award in the Security, Safety and Surveillance Products Design category, represents a significant advancement in biometric technology through its unique vertical camera architecture and mirror-based pan-tilt system. The system's distinctive cylindrical form, measuring 168.28mm in diameter and 749.31mm in height, houses a custom-designed long zoom lens camera that operates in conjunction with a lightweight mirror mechanism, enabling rapid identification of 10-12 people per minute at distances ranging from 3 to 8 feet. The camera employs a dual-capture system, utilizing a wide-angle camera for initial face detection and a specialized high-resolution camera operating at 75 frames per second for precise iris capture, enhanced by targeted infrared LED illumination. The device's innovative design, developed by Travis Baldwin and team, incorporates cost-effective materials such as PVC tubing for the external structure while maintaining professional aesthetics and high performance. Its versatile mounting options, including floor, ceiling, and wall installations, combined with its ability to process multiple subjects simultaneously, make it particularly suitable for high-security environments. The system's sophisticated operation includes real-time 3D facial positioning, automated pan/tilt/zoom functionality, and instant biometric matching capabilities, all while maintaining a deliberately understated appearance that helps minimize subject anxiety during the identification process. Author: Adam Dawson Keywords: biometric authentication, security surveillance, iris recognition technology, facial recognition system, identity verification, automated security checkpoint SOURCES: |
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