Success Stories:

Tshwane Men’s study is a research project conducted by the HIV Center of New York State Psychiatric Institute,in collaboration with Columbia University and Human Sciences Research Council(HSRC), South Africa. The study is conducted to determine the prevalence of HIV amongst South African men who have sex with other menin correlation with their behavioral patterns. Further, this study will help inform the various measures that can be taken to prevent the spread of HIV. The New York State Psychiatric Institute adopted Bayometric’s fingerprint recognition solution to overcome the challenge of an inefficient identification system.

An International Montessori School in the US implemented Bayometric’sfingerprint based Biometric Access Control System in order to enhance safety measures. With students from age five to twelve, officials at the school identified that a fool-proof security system was essential. With a safe and reliable system in place for children, the school can now focus on growth and development of the students. Challenges The school sought to install a biometric based access control system for its premises to provide access only to authorized personnel during normal working hours of the school.

Calypso, Canada’s largest theme water park is a 100-acre facility, capable of accommodating over 2,000 guests. The officials at Calypso adopted Bayometric’s biometric-based Fingerprint Recognition Solution to provide guests with a convenient payment mode and enhance their overall experience Need for an Alternative Payment System The need for an effective payment solution was felt when the owners identified that their guests, in bathing suits, did not have many options to carry money with them. The fear of losing money when on a ride, forced them to deposit their wallet in a locker at the park. Thus, each payment meant a long walk to the locker.

Coping with fast-paced growth and increasing geographical expansion, officials at JMC identified the need for a system which, along with enhancing security, would also automate attendance recording. Besides, officials wanted to restrict access to certain areas of the office, like the server room, board room etc.

With multiple branch offices, it was imperative to install a system which was capable of capturing information at a branch level and storing it on a central database.

Bayometric's fingerprint technology is being used by a major State Government in India to empower them to cope with the falling attendance of its employees. The Fingerprint based attendance system, ANSI/INCITS 378 compliant, will be deployed in offices across the state to record attendance data. The program will cover over 750,000 office goers in the state, spread over 5000 offices. The technology, provided by Bayometric, is ANSI/INCITS 378 compliant, thereby offering interoperability and providing freedom to the government to change the algorithm or the scanners without having to re-build the system from scratch.

Facing logistic and administrative issues caused by a burgeoning prison population, the Yerwada Jail administration decided to implement biometric based prisoner identification system, helping streamline record keeping activities and prisoner identification processes. With over 3000 inmates lodged within its prison compound, Yerwada Jail-the second largest in India-faced serious administrative and logistic issues on a daily basis. Prisoner identification is an integral part of any prison system, but with so many prisoners lodged in the Yerwada Jail, the authorities found it increasingly difficult to keep tab on the prisoners, so necessary for an efficient jail system.

 A privately owned cab company chooses Bayometric’s Web-Based Biometrics Driver Identification System to identify drivers with a prior registration record, thereby helping to maintain the integrity of their client’s security. The new biometric based system, compatible with various fingerprint scanners available in the market, is able to make the match accurately, and display the results within a few seconds. Solution This system uses a central database where all registration records are kept. When a driver tries to register into the system, it checks whether there is any prior record of registration.

Biometric technology is at the forefront of governmental initiatives to make administration smoother and more efficient. This move towards automation and biometric technology is expected to yield considerable benefits over a period of time. A large Probation Department is using Bayometric’s technology to automate the reporting of low risk probationers. Probation Reporting Kiosk (PRK) is expected to add teeth to beleaguered legal enforcement agencies by automating the reporting routine of low value probationers. This automated system will allow Probation Officers to concentrate on high risk probationers, making the legal system more effective and boosting.

Bayometric’s tried and trusted biometric technology has helped Vishvas Foundation, a non profit organization, to improve its registration process leading to cost savings and better customer service. Vishvas Foundation, established in 1978, is an international umbrella organization with more than 36 schools and colleges In addition to the Vishvas Education Board, it also manages Free Schools, Orphan Homes, Women’s Workforce Development Centres, Computer Centres, Medical Foundations, Eye Foundations, Hospitals. Problem The foundation conducts seminars in the far flung rural areas of the country, attended by the elderly and the young alike.