In high security or decentralized work scenarios such as airport ground handling, mining operation areas, remote construction sites, large-scale event security, laboratory inspections, etc., fixed attendance equipment is difficult to cover all personnel. Employees often need to clock in at multiple locations, or there is no internet or power supply on site, making traditional attendance methods difficult to implement. In response to this demand, HFSecurity has launched a portable iris recognition tablet, a handheld terminal that integrates iris collection, identity verification, and attendance recording. The device is compact and lightweight, with a built-in battery that does not require fixed installation. It can be carried around to any location for quick iris recognition check-in.
For employees working outdoors, at multiple sites, and in mobile positions such as airport ground handling, power inspection, construction workers, and exhibition security, fixed attendance machines are difficult to meet their on-demand needs. Traditional handheld attendance devices are mostly fingerprint or facial recognition devices, which have problems such as finger peeling, dust obstruction, mask interference, and weak anti-counterfeiting capabilities. Meanwhile, such scenarios often require non-contact, high accuracy, and adaptability to harsh environments. A truly portable, highly secure, and environmentally friendly handheld attendance terminal has become an urgent need for managers.
The HFSecurity iris recognition tablet features an integrated handheld design, moderate weight, and is equipped with a high-definition touch screen and a front facing iris camera. Users can hold and operate the device with one hand, and the device is equipped with a large capacity battery, which can meet the needs of all day mobile use. Whether indoors or outdoors, in strong or low light environments, simply raise the device to eye level, gaze at the screen prompt box, and complete identity recognition and attendance recording within seconds.
The device does not require any installation and does not rely on walls, turnstiles, or desktops, truly achieving "where you get it, where you use it". Management personnel can bring tablets to various work areas and clock in employees one by one; The device can also be fixed on a handheld stand at a temporary booth and used as a semi fixed attendance point. For large construction sites or open-pit mining areas with dispersed personnel, handheld tablets greatly simplify the attendance process.
Iris is one of the most stable biometric features within the human eye, with extremely high recognition accuracy and a much lower misidentification rate than faces and fingerprints. The HFSecurity iris tablet adopts near-infrared liveness detection technology, which can effectively prevent attacks such as photos, videos, and prosthetic eyeballs. Employees only need to keep an eye on the equipment, and even if they wear regular glasses, goggles, dust masks or face shields, they can complete the certification within seconds, with no contact throughout the process and ensuring hygiene and safety.
Especially suitable for the following groups of people: manual laborers with severe finger wear (miners, bricklayers), workers who need to wear protective masks (chemical workers, sprayers), and special periods requiring mask wearing. In addition, iris features remain unchanged throughout life and will not be invalidated by age or external damage.
Using an iris tablet for attendance is very simple:
Registration: The administrator enters the employee ID and dual iris information on the tablet for one-time registration, which is valid for a long time.
Check in: Employees hold their devices or have the administrator hold the device and aim it at their eyes. Click the recognition button, and the system will automatically compare and display their name and check-in time on the screen.
Data synchronization: The device supports Wi Fi, 4G, or wired network connections, and attendance records can be uploaded in real-time to the backend server; You can also store locally first and synchronize in batches after the network is restored.
For remote construction sites without network signals, the equipment can operate independently for several days, and attendance data is temporarily stored in encrypted memory. After the management personnel return to the office, they can export the report with one click.
The HFSecurity Iris Handheld Tablet is not only used for employee mobile attendance, but can also be extended to:
Quick registration for visitors: Iris collection and identity verification will be conducted on external personnel entering the construction site to prevent impersonation.
Large scale event personnel verification: at the entrance of events, conferences, and concerts, handheld devices can quickly compare the iris of registered personnel to prevent ticket fraud.
Emergency and search and rescue personnel roll call: Quickly identify team members' identities and record attendance at disaster sites or drills.
Medical/disease control personnel access management: Medical staff wear protective clothing with only their eyes exposed, and iris recognition is the only convenient biometric method.
A certain international airport ground handling service company has purchased dozens of HFSecurity iris handheld tablets for clocking in hundreds of ground crew members distributed at different locations such as the apron, baggage sorting area, and hangar. The director of operations of the company said, "Ground crew members do not have fixed workstations, and the efficiency of fingerprint clocking in was low before. Many people couldn't recognize frostbite on their fingers. Now the supervisor carries a tablet to each position, and employees can clock in at a glance, which is accurate and fast, and the attendance data is no longer controversial
An open-pit coal mine in Inner Mongolia is equipped with iris tablets at the mine entrance and mobile office vehicles. The safety manager gave feedback: "The mining area has a lot of dust, and fingerprints cannot be used at all. Iris is not afraid of dust, and each person has a unique iris, completely eliminating proxy clock ins. The attendance rate of safety training has significantly increased
HFSecurity provides a complete SDK development package and API interface for iris recognition tablets. System integrators can embed iris recognition functionality into existing attendance apps or human resources management platforms. Simultaneously supporting OEM/ODM customization of device appearance, software interface, and recognition process to meet the personalized needs of customers in different industries.
With the popularization of mixed office, outdoor work, temporary employment and other modes, fixed attendance machines can no longer cover all personnel. The HFSecurity handheld iris recognition tablet fills the security gap in the mobile attendance market with its high security, non-contact, and ultra portable features. In the future, the company will continuously optimize product power consumption and recognition speed, promoting iris recognition as a standard tool for high security mobile attendance.