When a child goes missing, every second is torture. Parents cry out on the streets, police review surveillance footage, and social media feeds are flooded with missing person posts—but by then, the child may have already changed clothes, gotten a haircut, or even been taken to another city. Facial recognition? The child’s appearance changes within days. DNA testing? Collecting samples, sending them for analysis, and waiting for results takes at least two or three days, and up to a week. The longer it takes, the farther the child drifts, and the slimmer the chances of finding them. Traditional methods of finding missing children are simply too slow.
Is there a way to confirm a child’s identity and family in just a few seconds?
Yes! It’s the fingerprint taken at birth.
Fingerprints are unique and remain unchanged throughout a person’s lifetime. The Xinquhang FAP60 scanner captures newborn footprints painlessly in just 0.25 seconds, with ultra-high-definition 500 DPI imaging that clearly reveals even the finest details. Glass-based liveness detection ensures authenticity and reliability
DNA matching requires a laboratory, specialized equipment, and several days; fingerprint matching requires only a single scanner and a few seconds. This is not meant to replace DNA testing, but to add a faster, more convenient layer of protection.
That single press at birth is not a ritual—it is the quickest lifeline for a child’s future. From the delivery room to family reunions, Xinquihang uses technology to safeguard every child’s journey home.
