Face Recognition Terminals
Contactless recognition in under a second, built for gate throughput at shift change. Outdoor-rated options for plant entrances.
Face terminals, fingerprint readers, RFID and turnstiles from ZKTeco, eSSL and Realtime — supplied, installed and maintained across India. One attendance engine, every site. 3,000+ devices, 70+ sites since 2014.
Four product groups, each integrating with the same InOps attendance engine — so a single enrolment covers every gate, canteen counter and site.
Contactless recognition in under a second, built for gate throughput at shift change. Outdoor-rated options for plant entrances.
The workhorse of Indian industrial attendance. Suited to indoor gates, offices and lower-throughput entry points where cost per lane matters.
For sites standardised on cards, or as a second factor alongside biometrics. Integrates with existing card estates.
Physical enforcement at the gate, with any reader type mounted to the lane. Tripod, flap and full-height options.
ZKTeco, eSSL and Realtime on one attendance engine — we maintain and integrate devices regardless of who supplied them.
Preventive maintenance, remote health monitoring, firmware management and on-site engineers. Spares held in India.
Most Indian factories buy fingerprint readers by default and then fight attendance disputes for years, because manual and shop-floor work damages fingerprints. Face recognition costs more per device and less per year.
| Situation | Recommended | Why |
|---|---|---|
| High-throughput plant gate, shift change crowding | Face terminal or CCTV capture | No queue, no contact, 25–30/min per lane |
| Dusty, oily or wet environment | Face terminal | Fingerprints fail on damaged or contaminated fingers — the single most common cause of attendance disputes in manufacturing |
| Indoor office or admin block | Fingerprint reader | Lower cost per point, adequate throughput |
| Perimeter or high-security gate | Full-height turnstile + face terminal | Physical enforcement, no tailgating |
| Distributed or moving worksites | Mobile app with face + GPS | No fixed hardware → mobile attendance |
| Existing camera coverage | CCTV-based capture | Reuses installed cameras → CCTV attendance |
High-throughput gates handle 25–30 workers/min per lane — no queuing at shift change.
IP65-rated, dust and humidity resistant — built for factory floors and outdoor plant entrances.
Face, fingerprint, RFID and PIN in one estate — fallback modes for every gate scenario.
Liveness detection prevents photo and 3D mask attacks — standard on face terminals.
Stores punches locally, syncs on reconnect — no data loss at remote or low-connectivity sites.
TCP/IP, WiFi, Wiegand and RS485 — integrates with any existing access control infrastructure.
Specifications
Advanced capabilities
We maintain and integrate devices regardless of who supplied them — mixed estates are the norm.

Face and fingerprint terminals, turnstiles, controllers. Our primary supply partnership.
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Widely deployed across Indian industry; we supply, integrate and maintain.

Common in existing plant estates; supported under takeover AMC.

We maintain and integrate devices regardless of who supplied them.
A device that recognises a worker but doesn't feed anything is a turnstile with a screen. Every InOps device writes to one attendance and identity engine, so a single enrolment covers every gate, canteen counter and site — and the resulting data feeds labour management system software, payroll, and statutory registers.
That connection is why our device sales sit alongside software and services rather than as a standalone hardware line.
Real-time attendance sync
Punches flow instantly to CLMS — no manual entry, no end-of-day batch.
Labour management integration
Contractor billing reconciled against biometric gate records before payment.
Single identity, every site
One enrolment activates the worker across every gate, canteen and plant.
Data fabric
Site survey → device selection per gate → installation and commissioning → enrolment → integration. Post-deployment, devices are covered under biometric AMC.
Device selection matched to gate conditions, throughput and environment — not to what's in stock.
Civil coordination, mounting, networking, enrolment, and post-install verification across every gate.
Devices connected to InOps attendance, payroll and compliance — punches become statutory records automatically.
Preventive maintenance, remote health monitoring, firmware management and on-site engineers. Spares held in India.
From climate-controlled offices to dusty factory floors — our hardware and AMC cover the full range.
Common questions about biometric attendance machines, device selection, brand options, integration and maintenance.
A biometric device identifies a person by a physical characteristic — face, fingerprint or iris — rather than a card or PIN. For attendance it captures the worker's identity at entry and exit and records the timestamp, so hours are tied to a verified person rather than a transferable credential.
Face recognition, in most industrial settings. Fingerprint readers fail on damaged, dry, oily or dirty fingers, which describes most manual work — and every failure becomes a manual attendance entry and a payroll dispute. Fingerprint remains reasonable for offices and low-throughput indoor points.
Price depends on modality, throughput, environment rating and volume. Fingerprint readers sit at the entry level; face terminals cost more per unit but reduce disputes and queue time. We quote against a site survey rather than a list, because gate conditions change which device is appropriate.
ZKTeco, eSSL and Realtime, plus turnstiles and controllers. We also maintain and integrate mixed-brand estates that were supplied by others.
Yes — devices integrate with the InOps attendance engine, and data can be exported to existing HR and payroll systems.
Determined by peak throughput, not headcount. A gate handling 800 workers in a 20-minute shift change needs multiple lanes or camera-based capture; the same headcount arriving over two hours may need one. The site survey sizes this.
Yes — devices store punches locally and sync when connectivity returns, which matters at remote plants and project sites.
Consent is captured digitally at enrolment in the worker's language before any template is created. Templates are access-controlled with configurable retention, aligned with DPDP Act obligations.
Devices are covered under biometric AMC — preventive maintenance, remote monitoring, firmware updates and on-site engineer support across every site under one contract, including devices originally supplied by other vendors.