BioLink Biometrics Incorporated into Hawaii Driver License Program - BioLink announces the use of its fingerprint biometrics for the State of Hawaii’s Driver License Program. Incorporating biometrics into driver licenses was recently mandated in the “Minimum Standards for Driver’s Licenses and Identification Cards Acceptable by Federal Agencies for Official Purposes” issued by the Department of Homeland Security. A biometrically-enhanced driver license system aids in addressing the following key problems: (i) issuance of multiple licenses to a single driver; (ii) issuance of a single license to multiple drivers, and (iii) detection of counterfeited driver licenses. The Hawaii driver license system integrates fingerprint matching and facial recognition into the card issuance process, increasing the already stringent security measures currently in place. A driver requiring a duplicate or renewal license now must have previous finger and/or facial images validated before a new card is issued.
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BioLink Biometrics Incorporated into Hawaii Driver License Program

2008/03/06 07:00

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BioLink announces the use of its fingerprint biometrics for the State of Hawaii’s Driver License Program. Incorporating biometrics into driver licenses was recently mandated in the “Minimum Standards for Driver’s Licenses and Identification Cards Acceptable by Federal Agencies for Official Purposes” issued by the Department of Homeland Security. A biometrically-enhanced driver license system aids in addressing the following key problems: (i) issuance of multiple licenses to a single driver; (ii) issuance of a single license to multiple drivers, and (iii) detection of counterfeited
BioLink Biometrics Incorporated into Hawaii Driver License Program
driver licenses.

The Hawaii driver license system integrates fingerprint matching and facial recognition into the card issuance process, increasing the already stringent security measures currently in place. A driver requiring a duplicate or renewal license now must have previous finger and/or facial images validated before a new card is issued.

For the Hawaii project, BioLink supplied its optical fingerprint scanners. In addition, BioLink SDK, a development kit, was used to make the most of BioLink’s proprietary fingerprint matching algorithms complying with most industry standards, namely: ICAO (reqs for machine readable travel documents), ISO/IEC (biometric data interchange formats), ANSI/NIST (data format for the interchange of fingerprint and facial information), ANSI/INCITS (data interchange formats), WSQ (FBI’s image compression specification) and BioAPI (biometric data format), thus ensuring an interoperable data exchange with other systems.

Piotr Pertsov, BioLink’s Director of Business Development, says: “With the rapid influx of biometrics, we are required to follow demanding market trends. This is another driver’s license project supplemented with BioLink biometrics, and we are sure it will bring overwhelming success making the licensing procedures secure and effortless. In this project, we are proud to partner with Marquis ID Systems and Trijay Corporation, global leaders in identity solutions and services.”

About BioLink. BioLink, a leading provider of biometric identification solutions, develops, manufactures, and markets advanced fingerprint biometric products. The Company’s products and services form the core of biometric identification and authentication solutions for all scales of civil identification, access control and information security applications. BioLink’s solutions ensure optimal total cost of ownership in the industry and are implemented by corporate and government entities worldwide.



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