Biometric Vein Palm Scanner
December 29th, 2005 11:58 AM | by Christen da Costa | 13 Comments
So apparently its not so difficult to hack a fingerprint scanner. You can either chop the finger off, or – if my memory serves me correctly – take a copy of the print, and apply it to the scanner. Ok, moving on from my spotted memory… The scientist dudes over at Fujitsu think they can do one better, and then some. They call it the “Contact Less Palm Vein Authentication Technology.â€? The machines scans vein structure and layout, and even takes into account blood flow – thus resolving the chopped hand issue – you know the one you so often run into. The palm scanner works by emitting and infrared light ray of some sort, which then illuminates the vein patterns. 
The device then scans and captures the vein layout, and is represented by dark lines “as the deoxidized hemoglobin contained in the vein vessels absorbs the infrared ray� (see pic). Not blood flow, no dice. Expect Fujitsu to show the tech off at CES in Vegas this coming week.
[...] You know those Vein scanners we talked about a month and some ago? Well, it looks like they are finally making their way into some consumer level products. The keyboard here features a Vein scanner for computer security. Veins are said to be almost impossible to hack, and unlike fingerprint scanners you can’t chop off the appendage as blood has to be flowing for the biometric scanner to function. [...]
would like to have more info on Palm Secure
we would like to integrate it for attendance systems and access control
[...] het patroon van je aderen in je hand om binnen te mogen in je kantoor (http://www.gadgetreview.com/2005/12/biometric-vein-palm-scanner.html) [...]
I wont to buy palm device ,how can i find like this scanner
it will be nice if u post the database of vein patterns of hand
We need your palmscanner in oder to pesonal authentication and recognition somebody.
Is this possible?
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My office wants to use a palm scanner to collect our hours worked. I am know criminal but definitley don’t want my prints to get into the system…Should I be concerned? and How secure are these things? Or should I ask, how easily can they be hacked by the government or by persons who commit crimes through identity theift? Any responses or links would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Pl let me know the cost of plam vein scanner urgently
i want to scan the palm for knowing the future
The day I’m prodded into submission to use one of these slavedrivers, is the day they pry my cold dead hands from it. Or someone else’s. Just my thoughts. I’ll probably be thrown off of this site, but I don’t care.
hi i wanted a complete picture of the scanner with its description on how it works where can i get it plz reply as fast as u can
can u plz say the working condition of palmvein scanner
can u tell me the latest application of palm scanner?