Hardware and edge
One optical module, three installation contexts. Everything needed to recognise a palm runs inside the enclosure, so a deployment does not depend on a round trip to a datacentre.
Installation contexts
Mounting height, orientation and duty cycle change between a till, a pedestal and a branch counter. The optical module, the edge board and the template format do not.
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Retail counter
The reader sits where a card machine would, angled so a customer hovers a palm without being told where to put it. The perimeter LED halo and the piezo chime carry the result across a busy counter, so the cashier does not have to read a screen to know the payment cleared.
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Turnstile and gate
At a factory or campus entrance the terminal runs continuously through shift change. Verification completes inside the walk-up, so the queue does not stall, and the enclosure is specified for dust and uninterrupted shift use rather than desk conditions.
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Branch and kiosk
In a branch or an AePS kiosk the same terminal serves a teller-assisted flow and an unattended one. Because capture is contactless with no cradle or guide, the hardware does not change between the two; only the calling application does.
Made in India
The terminal is not a slide until you have seen it work. It is indigenous hardware you can put in front of a shift and keep supported after the sale.
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The optical module, the edge compute board and the enclosure are designed and built in India, not sourced as a re-badged import, from the sensor package down to the firmware running on it.
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A live demo is available after an initial conversation: the terminal fitted and run through the payment or attendance flow on your own premises, so evaluation happens on real hardware rather than a slide.
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Installation, staff training and ongoing firmware and support come with every deployment, so a terminal in the field stays a supported terminal rather than a one-time drop-off.