6 High-Tech Security Functions:

Anti- Theft Function: Using live fingerprint verification technology, the Fingerprint Car Alarm prevents defects of original car alarms which allow the alarm to be decrypted. The system only recognizes the correct verified fingerprint. Your fingerprint must be used in order to start the car’s engine.

Auto-Start Function: After inserting the car key into the steering wheel-lock and turning it to the "ON” position, only the correct authorized fingerprint will start the car. Your car starts within 0.8 seconds automatically. The system is compatible with keyless ignition.

Security Setting Function: Master driver can access the setting and re-setting of security functions easily by the Password controller. The controller can order to enroll and delete vehicle drivers. All inputs and settings are guided by voice instruction.

Quick Alarming Function: If your car is unlocked illegally or operated by an unauthorized person, the car will alarm immediately. The system is compatible with any car alarm.

Stores Up to 9 Users: By following the voice instruction’s guidance, The Fingerprint Car Alarm can store a maximum 9 user’s fingerprints, divided into 3 categories, each category holds 1 password. Great for friends, family, or fleet management.

Upgrading Function: The system of this product can be upgraded according to necessary request at any time you need. For example, the number of users can be increased anytime. This function is especially useful for fleet management purposes.

The advanced technology of Biometrics may bring a lot of questions to mind. Here are some simple answers to any  questions you may have regarding our products.

Q: What are Biometrics?

A: Biometrics are concerned with the identification of an individual based on their unique physiological or behavior characteristics.  These include (but are not limited to) a person’s fingerprint, iris print, hand, face, voice, gait or signature.

Q: Where can Biometrics be used?

A: Biometrics can be used in almost any application that requires the accurate identification of an individual.  This ranges from computers where a fingerprint can scan on the mouse can verify the identity of a user to nuclear power plants where various Biometrics are used to restrict access to the critical systems.

Q: Do fingerprints change when you get older?

A: Once a person stops growing their fingerprints are largely constant.

Q: Are Biometrics new and unsafe?

A: One myth that Biometrics are new and unsafe.  Biometrics in the modern world are as old as the use of a signature, or the attaching of a photo to a document.  The safe and secure storage of your Biometrics should be no more concerning than providing your billing address information to the businesses you already trust with your personal details.  Almost all identity theft today happens from traditional sources (for instance stealing or making a drivers license or passports) in fact Biometrics can act to help protect your identity.  It’ll be a lot harder in the future for an acrimonious relationship breakup to result in a partner creating havoc in your life because they know all your passwords or secret answers, and it’ll also be a lot harder for criminals to take over your identity.  Examples abound of the break-down of traditional identity systems based on name matching where the wrong people are detained, and sometimes even jailed because of a lack of other ways to establish identity.

Q: Is a Biometric system very costly?

A: On average Biometrics these days are not much more expensive than most other secure second factors.  Many Biometrics systems work from relatively inexpensive sensors such as cameras or phones, and even fingerprint sensors these days can be made cost efficient enough that they are starting to become standard add on items for laptops.