February 26, 2004
4G Plans To Grab 30% Of Indian Biometrics Market
In a bid to capture 30% of the domestic biometric solutions market, 4G Informatics, a healthcare and biometric services provider, is offering its Iris solutions for wide-ranging uses in data centers, infrastructure, transportation and immigration, and healthcare sectors.
Speaking from Hyderabad, Dr. Srini Tripuraneni, president of 4G Informatics admitted that though the technology is yet to catch on, the ever-increasing security hassles of large-scale enterprises has bought biometric technology sharply in focus.
Stressing further he said, “More and more enterprises are looking for the latest protective measures that can specifically address their security concerns. That’s where we step in with our solutions customized according to client needs and requirements.”
While briefly talking about the products, Tripuraneni spoke about the LG IrisAccess 3000 platform. Developed by LG, the product is a multi-component system that includes:
While briefly talking about the products, Tripuraneni spoke about the LG IrisAccess 3000 platform. Developed by LG, the product is a multi-component system that includes:
ROU3000 (Remote Optical Unit) that is installed next to a door where access control is desired for a front and rear enclosure;
ICU3000 (Identification Control Unit), which performs the function of receiving images from ROU3000 and converting them into 512-byte templates for comparison with stored values;
Though reluctant to divulge the cost of the solutions, Triupraneni nevertheless revealed that a one-door, 2500 user package would cost anywhere between Rs. 7 to 8 lakhs while a four-door 2500 user package would start from Rs.10 lakhs and upwards.
While a pilot project for the Andhra Pradesh Government Solutions has already been undertaken, plans are afoot for similar deployment in GAIL, which is expected to be completed by March this year, disclosed Tripuraneni.
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