Indonesian police needed a biometric system for storing biometric data of its citizens to aid in criminal investigations.
They wanted to collect faces, fingerprints and irises, and import data from older systems for easy searching and identification in the field. It is among the largest in the world.
Each may include face, iris and ten fingerprints
of millions of records for a match, often from field stations in a country of 17,000 islands with unreliable or slow connectivity
with multiple technology platforms
Innovatrics has built a single, large scale criminal Automated Biometric Identification System (ABIS) with a number of custom features that can process high volumes of fingerprints, irises and faces for identification purposes.
The system is designed with security in mind. Each operation requires authentication and is recorded for future audit.
Field stations need to work even with low connectivity due to the country being split into thousands of islands. Low data requirements of ABIS mean that the search works even with irregular connectivity.
ABIS offers a multitude of ways how to identify a person. Even if one modality is unavailable, there are still others to rely on. The combination of face, fingerprints and iris can provide higher accuracy in identifying a person among 180 million records.
“We are happy to recommend Innovatrics to customers or partners who require an AFIS/ABIS for their projects particularly in the field of identification. “Police Senior SuperintendentDrs. Agus Irianto, S.H., M.H., M.Si, Ph.DIndonesian National Police
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