Key benefits Fast, reliable identification in under 1 second to keep entry and attendance lines moving. Multiple authentication options (face, fingerprint, password) so users can choose the most convenient or secure method. Reduced false accepts and rejects through high-standard fuzzy identification and a high-precision sensor, improving accuracy and day-to-day reliability. High-speed processing with a 32 bit processor minimizes recognition delay and lowers error rates for consistent performance. What it does (functions) Face attendance, fingerprint attendance, and password attendance all supported for flexible deployment. Identification time: less than 1 second with high standard fuzzy identification to handle variations in lighting, angle, and fingerprint condition. Fingerprint capture: high precision total reflection optical fingerprint sensor for clear, accurate templates. Processing: adopting high speed 32 bit processor to recognize quickly and decrease recognition errors. Why customers need it / problems it solves Eliminates bottlenecks at entry points by delivering sub–1-second identification. Works around common biometric challenges (partial fingerprints, facial angle or lighting changes) using fuzzy identification to improve real-world match rates. Provides alternative authentication when one method is unavailable (for example, when a fingerprint is worn or a face is partially obscured). Lowers administrative overhead from manual timekeeping and reduces disputes over attendance and access. What makes it stand out Combines three authentication modes in one unit for flexibility without sacrificing speed. Optical fingerprint sensor with total reflection technology delivers high precision capture for better matching performance. 32 bit high-speed processor ensures fast template matching and lower error incidence compared with slower processors. Practical use scenarios Office attendance and access control: quick, secure sign-in for employees at reception or staff entrances to streamline payroll and time tracking. Educational institutions: fast, accurate student check-in at classrooms or labs where multiple identification options reduce delays. Small-to-medium workshops and retail outlets: reliable staff timekeeping and access control where workers may have worn or partially obscured fingerprints and require alternative authentication. Performance notes Identification consistently completes in less than 1 second under normal operating conditions. High standard fuzzy identification improves match tolerance for everyday use without compromising accuracy. High precision total reflection optical fingerprint sensor and 32 bit processor combine to deliver dependable recognition and reduced errors. Key functions summary Authentication modes: face, fingerprint, password Identification speed: < 1 second Fingerprint sensor: high precision total reflection optical sensor Processor: high speed 32 bit processor This device is designed to deliver fast, flexible, and accurate attendance and access control without extensive configuration, helping organizations reduce queues, lower errors, and simplify daily operations.