A biometric access system for students and teachers has been introduced in one of the schools in Kazakhstan.

In an IT school in Aktobe, biometric access has been introduced on a pilot basis for students and teachers. The Alaqan Mektep system identifies individuals by recognizing the vein pattern of the palm, which is more complex and has more unique features compared to fingerprint recognition.

The technology uses the vein pattern of the palm. Students can borrow and return books in the library, pay for purchases in the cafeteria by placing their palm on the sensor, and parents can learn about their child's arrival and departure times from school, monitor menus, and track their children's spending in the cafeteria through a mobile application.

Source: bluescreen.kz