High-Tech Security Gadget From M'sia Introduced In Brunei
By Kartika Rahman

Bandar Seri Begawan – The latest in security gadgetry was introduced the Sultanate yesterday.

Organised by the Prime Minister's Office, representatives from various ministries were invited for the product launching of `Neural e-JARI', a biometric fingerprint access control system from Malaysia that utilises embedded microcontroller technology.

Among those who attended yesterday's launching included Director of International Operation Major General (Rtd) Dato' Abdul Ghani Yunus and other representatives of Neural Group of Companies. Also present was Hj Saban Tamin of Prebecue Services Sdn Bhd, the local agent for the product.

The general manager of Neural Manufacturing Sdn Bhd, Amran bin Sulaiman, talked about the various functions of the Neural e-JARI gadget.

Neural e-JARI is an effective tool for security systems. As such this end-to-end technology solution incorporates revolutionary fingerprint authentication technology that goes beyond traditional fingerprint scanning and card system.

Neural e-JARI is a state-of-the-art fingerprint authentication product that is exceptionally accurate, reliable and fast. It features a Time Management System (TMS) that provides commercial business, institutions and other establishments with an effective system for checking, controlling and recording the presence and movement of people in the building.

With the TMS, a user can specify whether he/she is clocking-in or clocking-out. By using fingerprints to determine identity, "buddy punching" i.e. colleagues clocking-in for other colleagues can be totally eliminated as well as other fraud.

Attendance of each employee is printed on the attendance report. The attendance report is particularly useful for payroll purposes. For example, wages and salaries can be paid according to the number of hours an employee works.

Neural e-JARI could also be used as a Door Access Management System that will be able to control an individual's access to a specific common area through verification of fingerprints.

Neural e-JARI analyses and compares a person's fingerprint against the previously enrolled record. If the two fingerprints match, the person is authenticated. And if the time is within the authorised period for entry, the device will signal and release the electric door lock.

The key feature is the EntryPad. A low powered small form factor sensor designed specifically for the PC market. The sensor utilises the highly successful unique Trueprint technology. This technology gives the sensor the ability to look past the easily obscured outer layer of skin to the living layer below, where the true fingerprint lies.

The small form factor, coupled with the low voltage makes the EntryPad sensor well suited for integration into various products such as laptop and desktop computers, PDAs, mobile phones and Internet applications.

 -- Courtesy of Borneo Bulletin

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