“Elderly people’s worn fingerprints can’t be recognized,” “Children’s shallow fingerprints always fail,” “No response even after pressing a wet finger for a long time”—these common issues with traditional fingerprint capture devices not only affect user experience but can also delay critical processes in key sectors such as government services, healthcare, and finance. Shenzhen CoreQ Technology has been deeply engaged in the fingerprint recognition field for a decade. With two core products—the single-finger live fingerprint capture device and the FAP60 finger and palmprint capture device—the company specifically addresses identification challenges across all scenarios, balancing security, efficiency, and adaptability.

Xinqihang’s single-finger live fingerprint capture products (CX518A/CX518B series) are built around “live detection + glass-based chip” technology. First, near-infrared light detects the characteristics of oxygenated hemoglobin to verify the subject’s vitality, followed by high-precision 508 dpi fingerprint matching. This dual verification process eliminates fake fingerprints. Its greatest advantage lies in its “exceptional adaptability”: it achieves a recognition rate as high as 95% for dry fingers, wet fingers, cracked fingers, slightly soiled fingers, and even newborn footprints and worn fingerprints on the elderly—far surpassing ordinary silicon-based fingerprint modules (which can only handle standard fingerprints and are prone to fingerprint residue and have poor corrosion resistance). The product has also obtained authoritative certifications from the Ministry of Public Security, Microsoft, FBI-PIV, and ISO, meeting financial-grade security standards. It can be easily integrated into smart door locks, banking terminals, and medical record management devices.

Designed for “high-efficiency bulk enrollment” scenarios such as customs, airports, and public security, the Xingqihang FAP60 Finger and Palm Scanner delivers “comprehensive functionality and breakthrough speed.” It supports four-finger (left and right), dual-thumb, single-finger (all ten fingers), and palm print capture. Four-finger capture takes just 0.25 seconds per scan, while single-finger and rolling-finger capture are as fast as 0.125 seconds per scan. Combined with 1600×1500-pixel ultra-high-definition imaging (500 DPI), this ensures data accuracy. Additionally, the device features an intelligent image capture system that provides real-time feedback on image quality, automatically crops fingerprints, and distinguishes between left and right hands to eliminate invalid data. Its military-grade aluminum alloy frame and adaptive performance in both dry and wet conditions ensure stable operation in high-intensity, complex environments.

Whether addressing the challenges of fingerprint recognition for the elderly and children or improving data collection efficiency at border checkpoints, Xingqihang’s live fingerprint recognition products and the FAP60 finger and palm scanner leverage cutting-edge technology to provide professional solutions for industries across the board, making fingerprint collection safer, more efficient, and more user-friendly.