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sets of fingerprints maintained by the National Fingerprint Section in Wellington
World's No. 1 Biometric technology provider known for delivering solutions with social value
The Integrated Biometric Workstation (IBW) is a Microsoft Windows® 10-based suite of applications that serve as the user interface for biometric entry, review, and comparison for the Integra-ID MBIS platform. It provides a single point of access to run all standard user functionality for tenprints, latents, and palmprints, as well as supporting processing and display of other modalities, such as face and iris.
The solution includes features such as Browse, Job Queue, Person Entry, Quality Control, Latent Entry and Search Verification, Facial Investigation, Crime Scene Investigation and Batch Scanning. It is designed for law enforcement agencies to enable forensic examiners to identify more offenders faster, for more efficient and effective crime solving.
Identify more offenders in less time and solve crimes faster.
NEC is trusted globally and locally to deliver identification solutions that combine speed, accuracy, and resilience. With Integra-ID, we provide New Zealand agencies with a robust, centralised biometric workstation designed for high-volume, mission-critical environments. Our technology has been independently validated as world-leading, and we bring decades of experience working alongside justice, policing, and government partners to ensure the system is aligned with New Zealand’s operational and privacy frameworks.
Unify your identification workflows with a workstation trusted worldwide, and backed by NEC’s local expertise in New Zealand.
Rated most accurate finger, face, and iris biometric matching algorithms.
Uses industry-standard software and hardware.
Intuitive, easy and simple to use.
Faster learning, greater productivity, and superior effectiveness.
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