You might not know it, but in delivery rooms at hospitals near you, a small glass-based sensor is quietly doing its job — gently touching a newborn's sole, completing electronic footprint capture within seconds, while simultaneously recording both parents' fingerprints. The three biometric profiles are then bound together to create a "family identity digital file" that will accompany the child for life.
This device is the ChipSailing FAP60 Multi-Finger Fingerprint Capture Device.
Why Are More and More Hospitals Choosing the FAP60?
The answer is simple: it solves the three long-standing challenges in newborn footprint collection — unclear capture, poor storage, and limited usability.
Unclear capture? The FAP60 delivers ultra-clear imaging at 500 DPI with a 1600×1500 pixel array. Even the faintest, finest newborn footprints are captured in full detail. Whether fingers are dry, wet, or coated with amniotic fluid or vernix, the recognition rate remains consistently above 95%.
Poor storage? Traditional paper footprints fade and get lost over time. Data captured by the FAP60 is stored electronically in the hospital's information system — permanently preserved and instantly retrievable, never degrading with age.
Limited usability? The FAP60 supports binding the baby's footprint with both parents' fingerprints to form a family identity file. In the event a child goes missing, there's no need to wait for DNA results — a single fingerprint scan can verify family relationships in seconds.
Where Has It Been Deployed?
Delivery rooms: Footprint capture completed immediately after birth, enabling "digital registration at birth";
Neonatal units: Identity verification during hospital stays, eliminating the risk of mix-ups or unauthorized pickups;
Vaccination stations: Footprint/fingerprint confirmation at every vaccination, ensuring accurate immunization records;
Discharge verification: Final identity check of the baby-parent binding relationship before discharge, creating a closed-loop management process.
More Than a Device — A Complete Solution
The ChipSailing FAP60 is not just a capture device. Behind it lies ChipSailing's self-developed glass-based fingerprint chip, infrared liveness detection algorithms, and multi-finger synchronous capture technology. The product holds FBI FAP60 certification, Microsoft certification, and other major international credentials. With over 180 patents covering everything from chip to algorithm to complete device, the entire technology stack is independently developed and fully controllable.
From a single hospital's delivery room to neonatal and obstetrics departments across the country, ChipSailing FAP60 is using a tiny glass-based sensor to build the first line of identity protection for every new life.