Tech-sphere is a biometric verification solutions company with a proprietary hand vascular pattern recognition technology. Tech-sphere's hand vascular pattern identification system VP-II verifies individual identity based on the unique image of the blood vessel pattern of the back of the hand. The VP-II system deploys infrared optical technology to extract the image of the blood vessel pattern and Tech-sphere's patented state-of-the-art algorithm to analyze it. With the usability of 99.98% and the false acceptance rate (FAR) of 0.0001%, it is the most secure and effective biometric verification solution on the market, offering a number of strengths, which includes complete elimination of the possibility of forgery. The exceptional strengths and superb performance of the VP-II system satisfies the customers not only in the conventional high-security facilities, but also at military bases, airports, government facilities, and in severe environments such as construction sites and factories where controlling the access of a large number of people depends on its biometric verification system.
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Tech-sphere's pattern identification algorithm and sensor detection technology are patented in Korea , the United States , and Japan .
The VP-II Series are currently in use in over 30 countries around the world, including the U.S., Japan and the EU, and have been recognized for their excellent performance and safety in wide ranging areas, including government, finance, and health care.
Techsphere's hand vascular pattern identification system has been adopted as a Final Draft International Standard (FDIS) at the ISO/IEC JTC1 SC37 meeting with only the final stage of being officially adopted as an international standard (IS) left. Having its technology ISO-certified will be the first step in building the company's qualifications for participating in large-scale government sponsored projects abroad in the future.
