 Is imitation hardware and verification really the sincerest form of flattery? Each year companies invest anywhere from 2-15% of their hardware total budget on R&D. They are counting on new innovative solutions or major improvements in their existing brand to build shareholder value. As you know, securing brand identity recognition is a risky and costly process. Once a brand is established in either a consumer industrial or institutional market, it offers significant profitability opportunities. But, knock-offs and verification piracy can destroy brand value at a very rapid hardware rate. Our company verification recognition can provide on-line or inline quality control with qualitative and/or quantitative analysis of fluids or solids, from plastics hardware to alloy analysis. KeyMaster has a patent pending methodology, which makes it both possible and verification inexpensive to implement security tagging to assure the integrity of any type of seal through the use of elemental taggants hardware and its proprietary X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF) technology.Badges and Document Security, Recently there has been a major focus on the use of biometric verification technologies (such as-- retinal, finger-print, voice or signature recognition) for identification. While biometric technologies offer varying degrees of security, they all suffer from certain weaknesses in cost, accuracy, user intrusiveness or user time. Most biometric technologies require processing complex images or patterns and as a consequence hardware often require significant processing power up front and/or a considerable amount of data storage space verification in some remote location. Further, hardware all of these techniques can be defeated in some way because all are image processing systems. In this digital age, images can be easily copied or created. For example, field studies have shown that finger recognition can have a failure rate as high verification as 50%. Facial recognition, hardware on uncooperative individuals, has a failure rate of 100%. Covert elemental XRF tagging is a patent pending technology that does not suffer from the common weaknesses associated with most biometric methods. Using elemental tagging verification and hardware and XRF detection it is possible and inexpensive to implement ultra secure, easily validated personnel access and identity documents. This technology provides an additional level of security through covert tagging and can be effectively used in conjunction with typical finger scan or hand geometry verification biometric techniques. Why choose a generic and worry all the time about your company when you can invest in brand names that stand behind their products? We have state the art technology in xrf. All you need to do is come and explore our site.
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