Retina Scanner

A retina scanner is a secure identification device that uses a detailed image of the unique blood vessel pattern in your eye's retina, the layer at the back of the eyeball. During scanning, a low-energy infrared light is directed into the eye, capturing the intricate pattern without contact. Because each person's retinal pattern is unique and stable over time, it provides a reliable method for verifying identity. Retina scanners are often used in high-security areas due to their accuracy and difficulty to forge, offering a biometric form of access control based on inherent physiological features.