Contactless fingerprint acquisition for travel

Deploying contactless fingerprint scanners to hygienically identify travelers at borders

Travel

Touchless fingerprint acquisition at borders speeds up the capture process and mitigates hygiene concerns, resulting in greater efficiency—and a better and contactless travel experience.

Adapted to the border control environment, IDEMIA’s MorphoWave™ provides a unique, field-proven fingerprint solution for frictionless processing at air, land, and sea borders. It offers contactless, simultaneous four-fingerprint capture, and on-the-spot identity verification in one device. The only touchless biometric solution of its kind, MorphoWave™ scans high-quality fingerprint images and confirms the traveler’s identity in less than one second. All of this is done with a simple, hygienic wave of the hand.

Compatible with legacy contact fingerprint databases, it is suitable for various border crossing points where high throughput, security, and convenience are key. Typical applications include self-service kiosks, eGates, and manual counters—for indoor and outdoor use.

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High quality fingerprint scans

MorphoWave™ contactless fingerprint scanner ensures optimum fingerprint texture, shape, and curvature capture for rich fingerprint images.
Highly usability

MorphoWave™ offers high throughput for a variety of automated border control equipment. Hygienic and resistant to lighting variations, it does not require regular cleaning.
User-friendliness

Deploying this touchless device mitigates hygiene concerns and allows the capture of either the left or right hand in any direction to adapt to a wide range of traveler profiles.

[On the move terminals] MorphoWave™ for border control

Biometrics for public security, travel, and identity

Biometrics refer to all processes used to recognize, authenticate and identify persons based on certain physical or behavioral characteristics. IDEMIA has more than 40 years of biometric expertise, constantly innovating to meet the requirements of governments and critical infrastructures.