EyeLock Inc    New York,, NY 10017
Apr 22, 2013 Able to authenticate 50 people/min at distance of 4 ft, HBOX® access control system suits such rapid-throughput areas as airports, stadiums, and enterprise environments. This high-throughput iris recognition device delivers video-based, real-time, at-a-distance, in-motion iris capture and stores user records onboard. Identity authentication system connects via Wiegand, F/2/F, Relay, and Ethernet for integration with existing access control platforms.

Cognex Corp.    Natick, MA 01760 2059
Mar 08, 2012 Suited for use across all In-Sight® vision system and VisionPro® vision software platforms, OCRMax(TM) can handle character variations, text skew, proportional fonts, and variable string lengths. Segmenting functionality takes each character line and splits it into individual regions that each contains one character, ensuring OCRMax can recognize distorted, touching, and variably spaced characters. Tool can also accommodate uneven surfaces and lighting variations on production line.

InkSure Technologies Inc.    Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309.
Jan 21, 2011 Fostering enforcement of motor vehicle safety laws and regulations, CarSure can read taggants (optical codes) and authenticate documents through car windows. Invisible taggants are integrated into documents during manufacturing process and thereafter can only be detected by CarSure reader. Taggants can be incorporated into any material, including plastics commonly used in stickers affixed to car windows, and are active for entire life of document.

3M Co., Electronic Products Div.    Austin, TX 78726
Dec 09, 2010 Suited for border management, law enforcement, and transportation, handheld Model MD6000 enables users to validate multiple types of IDs while in field. Unit is equipped with readers for optical character recognition, 3-track magnetic stripes, contactless RF chips and contact chips, as well as optical single fingerprint capture. After data is captured, device encrypts and relays it via wireless Bluetooth technology to user's laptop, tablet PC, or smartphone.

Hi-Tech Solutions Ltd.    Migdal Haemek 23101  Israel
Feb 18, 2010 Enclosed in weatherproof package, Model C50 contains all hardware and software required for LPR system, requiring only power supply. System recognizes license plates of vehicles traveling at speeds up to 200 km/hour. It can connect to central server or client application with HTS's SeeData networking application and via XML protocol messages and transmit them over TCP/IP or wireless network. Integrated dual-core SBC manages unit, controls recognition cycle, and communicates with network.

Hi-Tech Solutions Ltd.    Migdal Haemek 23101  Israel
Jul 14, 2009 License Plate Recognition (LPR) solution lets cars enter/exit sports stadium parking lots easily and rapidly, avoiding bottlenecks and allowing VIP entry while enhancing security and helping police. Through implementation of pre-purchased parking tickets, system permits accelerated entry/egress based on registration of ticket owner's license plate number. System can also notify game officials via text message when certain VIPs enter parking lot.

Hi-Tech Solutions Ltd.    Migdal Haemek 23101  Israel
Mar 31, 2009 Requiring only power supply, fully enclosed Model C5 contains embedded microprocessor, camera, illumination unit, vehicle motion detector, Wi-Fi communications, and license plate recognition software. All LPR functions are automated within system, including comparison to database, and output to gate or barrier. Authorized vehicle numbers are stored on unit's database, and pre-registered users can access and modify it via internal web server interface using LAN or Internet connection.

Vasco Data Security Inc.    Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181
Mar 17, 2009 Able to display alpha-numeric digits and Asian character sets, DIGIPASS® 835a features optical interface for automatic download of encrypted data from PC onto display. Data is transferred by holding optical interface in front of computer screen. Utilizing 5 phototransistors, optical technology has data transmission speed of 20 fps and can be used with CRT, TFT, LCD, LED, and plasma screens. EMV-PLA-compliant, reader is suited for e-banking solutions in countries that use PIN-less payment cards.

Honeywell International, Inc.    Morristown, NJ 07960
Jan 14, 2009 Equipped with Shift-PLUS(TM) technology for extended battery life, flashlight-sized Dolphin 7600 incorporates Adaptus Imaging Technology v5.0, which allows unit to read 1D and 2D bar codes, OCR fonts, and images to meet scanning needs for variety of retail or light industrial applications. Core features of Windows Mobile 6 include integration with Microsoft applications including Office, Internet Explorer Mobile, Exchange and Outlook, and SQL Server.

ifm efector, Inc.    Exton, PA 19341
Aug 18, 2008 Multi-Code Reader can identify, verify, and qualify most marking methods including dot-peened, laser-etched, and printed DMC codes as well as printed barcodes. Suited for harsh environments, solid-state, metal housing measures 80 x 42 x 53 mm and unit incorporates CMOS image sensor with DSP and integrated lighting system. Maximum target speed is 7 msec and unit can read even partially damaged or worn code from any orientation. It is available in 2 x 24 Vdc models with VGA resolution.

Access IS    Reading RG6 1AZ   United Kingdom
Jul 16, 2008 Operating from 3 Vdc power supply, Model OCR130 is designed for OEM integration into portable devices via 12-way, 0.5 mm pitch FFC. With operating current of 130 mA which drops substantially when reader is in rest mode, it captures code lines from machine-readable travel documents including machine-readable passports, visas, and travel cards conforming to ICAO Document 9303. APACS debit and credit documents can also be read together with E13B OCRB and mixed E13B and OCRB fonts.

Hi-Tech Solutions Ltd.    Migdal Haemek 23101  Israel
Mar 19, 2008 SeeCar Mobile identifies vehicles at temporary checkpoints and fixed/temporary parking lots at special events and urban situations such as large-scale events of national or international significance. System automatically captures license plate number of any vehicle going into and out of compound, and checks plate numbers against law enforcement, homeland security, and intelligence databases. In restricted areas, it can automatically open barrier to authorized cars.

Complete Inspection Systems, Inc    Indialantic, FL 32903
Feb 20, 2008 Comprised of computer, imaging workstation, 12 megapixel camera, and software suite, Multicheck(TM) performs image and text comparisons, reads and verifies barcodes, and performs OCR on documents and applications with variable information. It can capture shadow-free image of any object up to 17 x 23 in. in diameter, under uniform lighting conditions. Database component enables master documents to be cataloged with inspection type and zones already set.

Cognex Corp.    Natick, MA 01760 2059
Dec 27, 2007 DataMan(TM) 100V checks quality of Data Matrix(TM) codes to ensure only well marked parts enter manufacturing and supply chains. Industrial ID readers conform to code quality regulations to achieve critical read rates required for part traceability. Flexible for integration into marking and labeling industries, units operate with verification platforms ISO15415 and AS9132. Features include automatic report generation for MIL-STD compliance applications.

Value Engineering Alliance, The    Cambridge, MA 02139-4772
Dec 20, 2006 Measuring 120 x 50 x 35 mm, PQEye(TM) checks position, correctness, and quality of text and graphics machine-printed on discrete parts moving at up to 300 m/min. Smart camera-based system can be configured with resolutions to 1,280 x 1,024 pixels and uses Texas Instruments' DSPs. Included inspection software features automated training procedure and lets system detect defects down to a few pixels while clearly differentiating between normal print variations and unacceptable print flaws.

Talario LLC    Brookings, SD 57006
Dec 04, 2006 Combining handwritten note product with note delivery service, Notegram allows realtors, sales professionals, and financial advisors to write on pad of Notegram notes with digital pen and dock pen in USB cradle for note retrieval. Customer then specifies to whom and when note should be sent and form it should take: e-card, email, or physical mailing. Notegram Service than delivers note in the manner and time requested and notifies user when note has been sent.

National Federation of the Blind    Baltimore, MD 21230
Aug 03, 2006 Combining digital camera with PDA, Handheld Electronic Reader puts character-recognition software together with text-to-speech conversion technology. Users can take pictures of printed materials and hear contents of document played back in clear synthetic speech. Portable unit can store thousands of printed pages, and users can also transfer files to desktop and laptop computers, as well as Braille notetakers.

Value Engineering Alliance, The    Cambridge, MA 02139-4772
Apr 07, 2006 Delivered ready to install and operate on Pentium 4 PC running Windows XP, SmallFrEYE(TM)PC is configured with appropriate Firewire camera/lens/lighting combination and, depending on customer requirements, outfitted with cards that support computer-controlled illumination, I/O, and networking. Primary modules include part detection; package location; 2D BGA and chip scale packaging pad inspection; pattern recognition; data matrix and 1D bar code decoding; and OCR/OCV.

Hand Held Products    Skaneateles Falls, NY 13153
Feb 02, 2006 Designed for the direct part mark (DPM) identification market, models 6308 DPM Reader and 6328 Cordless DPM Reader provide data accuracy in part traceability, authenticity, and supply chain management processes in automotive, aerospace, electronics, healthcare, and defense industries. Powered by Adaptus(TM) Imaging Technology 5.0, model 6308 supports USB, keyboard wedge, and RS232 communications, while model 6328 features Bluetooth v1.2 wireless connectivity.

Cognex Corp.    Natick, MA 01760 2059
Jan 09, 2006 Capable of reading of all printed and Direct Part Mark codes, DataMan(TM) 7500 series combines IDMax(TM) code reading software with UltraLight(TM) illumination technology to read codes regardless of marking method, part material, shape, or surface texture. Corded DataMan 7500 supports USB, keyboard wedge, and RS232 communications, and cordless DataMan 7550 supports Bluetooth® wireless communications. Both ID readers combine DSP with 1,280 x 1,024 image sensor.