BioLink terminals are devices that identify users by their biometric parameters. Unlike fingerprint scanners, biometric terminals can operate both in network (as part of computer networks) or autonomous modes.
Biometric terminals have an internal memory to store users' biometric identifiers, personal data and other related information. In biometric identification solutions, biometric terminals operate as the client part of such systems, and, if necessary, data stored in the terminal's internal memory can be synchronized with data coming from the server part.
In its turn, during synchronization, the biometric terminal transmits the autonomous data to the server part.
Apart from biometrics, BioLink terminals support other identification technologies, including smart-cards and PIN-codes.
BioLink biometric terminals target a wide array of applications, including access control, managing door-locks, turnstiles, gateways, T&A, mobile identification, e-commerce and many more.