Products + Solutions

Iris on the Move® Biometric Identification Systems

Crowded airport scene

Easy, fast, accurate biometric solutions for access control and identity verification. Iris on the Move® biometric identification systems perform iris recognition effortlessly at a distance to ensure that only authorized individuals gain access to critical information, valuable assets, or secure locations.

Award-winning SRI iris recognition technology has revolutionized the field of biometrics by combining the unprecedented security of iris recognition with a quick, easy-to-use solution. Unlike other systems that require users to stop or to position their eyes close to a camera, Iris on the Move enables people to simply glance and go.

Positive identity verification is critical for securing sensitive facilities, major transportation hubs, college campuses, and more. Iris on the Move iris recognition systems are designed to go anywhere you need to verify an identity—regardless of lighting conditions, indoors or out. From critical infrastructures and borders to gemological laboratories and data centers, the Iris on the Move product line meets the identity authentication requirements of many applications.

Product Suite

IOM PassPort™ system illuminators and camera cabinet

A convenient, high-throughput iris-recognition system that delivers uncompromising identity verification without delay. Ideal for high-traffic applications such as airports and border crossings, this walk-through portal has a processing speed of 30 people per minute.

IOM N-Glance iris reader

An easy-to-use, modular identity-verification system for access control. The system allows users to network any number of iris readers to enforce secure access throughout a facility or campus.

RapID-Cam II handheld device

This ruggedized, handheld device allows for simple biometric enrollment and identification anywhere in the field. The RapID-Cam II camera can capture dual-iris and facial images up to eighteen inches away—putting a comfortable distance between the user and the subject.