Biometric attendance systems are much more secure than traditional methods. They use the physical traits of a human being, such as fingerprints, face, voice, and iris to identify a person. In this way, organizations can track who is entering the office premises and when.

Biometric devices have been around for centuries now, and they don’t seem to vanish anytime soon. So how does the future of biometrics look like? In the coming years, we can expect behavioral patterns to be integrated with biometrics. It will take security to the next level.

Tripod turnstile, flap and boom barrier used for first step security at offices when assembled with biometrics access control setups can assist with on-spot safety, prohibiting unnecessary interference.

The financial industry has always been skeptical about trying new technologies. However, over the last few years, we have seen them welcoming biometrics. And why not, after all, the biometric security system significantly improves the security in the financial institutions.

A brief study on how the internet of things and cloud computing, when interconnected with biometric attendance and access control systems, is what we need in the future.

Biometric technology was introduced to strengthen security and improve productivity. Today, biometric devices and time attendance machines are employed substantially for customer verification and to track employees’ attendance in various banks and finance institutes globally.

Aadhaar is a biometric identification program that uses fingerprints, iris, and face to identify a resident of India. Launched by the Government of India, Aadhaar aims to offer a unique identification card to each person residing in India.

Cloud computing is an emerging technology that enables you to get on-demand and convenient access to shared configurable computing resources, such as storage, network, servers, and applications.

Exploring the phase where biometric attendance technology and soft wares has took us and we are at work while not being there in the workplace.

Irregularities in Government organizations is one of the biggest reasons for a delay in work. Therefore, the Government of India has been making efforts to make India digitally empowered in the field of technology.
The “Digital India” campaign run by the Government of India includes implementation of the common biometric attendance system along with Aadhaar authentication.