SEEK (Secure Electronic Enrollment Kit) is the culmination of bringing core Cross Match technologies together. Combining forensic-quality fingerprint capture, rapid dual iris scan capability and innovative facial capture technology, SEEK is a comprehensive, multimodal identification and enrollment platform. The compact, portable solution is designed for rugged field use, making it quick and easy for military, border control and U.S. government agencies to identify subjects and verify their identities in the field.

The platform automatically captures and formats standards-based flat and rolled fingerprints, iris and facial images, which conform to the Electronic Biometric Transmission Specification (EBTS). This Department of Defense (DoD) specification describes customizations of FBI Electronic Fingerprint Transmission Specification (EFTS) transactions, which are necessary to utilize AFIS databases, including the DoD Automated Biometric Identification System (ABIS). Using SEEK, organizations are empowered to create fingerprint, iris and facial-based biometric records for enrollment into the military ABIS system.

A versatile system, SEEK leverages a 40,000-person watch list, which can easily be updated to match the current “known and suspected terrorists” (KST) list, for biometric data comparison. This capability is extremely valuable to field personnel in remote locations for performing on-the-spot ID checks. Additionally, the built-in wireless networking capability allows field personnel to access remote databases, such as ABIS, for thorough identification checks.

SEEK is easy to use, sharing Mission Oriented Biometric System (MOBS) software with Cross Match Jump Kits. MOBS automates the capture of fingerprint, iris and facial images in hostile environments where biometric processing speed is required for operator safety. Additionally, SEEK is one of the few multimodal workstations that is fully operational in bright sunlight, making it convenient to use in harsh, desert climates.

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The demands for deployable biometric technology in the field include precision, durability and mobility. Cross Match Guardian R multimodal biometric jump kit provides compact, highly mobile technology for capturing and transmitting forensic-quality digital fingerprints, iris images, photographs and demographic data from harsh, remote or hostile environments.

The Guardian R Jump Kit from Cross Match is smaller and lighter than ever and is completely self powered using a military specification (MILSPEC) battery. The Jump Kit includes a durable ten-print livescan device, mug shot camera, iris scanner, and global positioning system (GPS) to log date, time and exact location of enrollment. Optionally, the Jump Kit can be configured to include a portable handheld fingerprint scanner, a latent image camera, a document scanner and a mobile printer. The Jump Kit can be configured to host a mobile AFIS as well. Completely customizable, one can choose exactly what is needed in the system to match an organization’s mission.

The Jump Kit is configured and ready to operate right in its hermetically sealed case. As such, it is a true plug-and-play solution for use in urban war zones, detainment camps, remote mountainous terrain, on ships and after natural disasters.

The Jump Kit provides a rapid deployment, identification and verification kit in one sealed portable case – to capture and transmit vital information about suspects, terrorists, detainees and others. With the Jump Kit, mobile forces such as law enforcement, homeland security and military personnel, can quickly and easily check a person against an existing database of known individuals and identify exactly with whom they are engaged.

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Cross Match’s Jump Kit Goes Anywhere — Any Time

• Enroll, identify and verify detainees, suspects and perpetrators
  
  
• Match fingerprints captured at terrorist crime scenes against terrorist and criminal watch databases
  
  
• Verify identities during interdictions
  
  
• Register and track movement of detainees through judicial system processing
  
  
• Capture and match fingerprints of casualties of war or natural disasters
  
  
• Log date, time and exact latitude and longitude of fingerprint capture to create data for intelligence
  
  
• Verify identities at border checkpoints or in the field