XTIOT XT2010MRZ is a scanner designed for OCR-B characters (such as information on ID cards), Machine Readable Zone (MRZ) codes, and QR codes on ID cards, passports, and other travel documents. It can quickly and accurately read and parse these coded information, and is suitable for situations where efficient verification and entry of identity information are required. 

Main Features

Multi-type document support: Ability to read multiple types of ID documents, including but not limited to:

International standard passports (with MRZ area)

ID cards of different formats issued by various countries

Other official documents containing QR codes or OCR-B characters

High-precision OCR recognition: Uses advanced optical character recognition technology to ensure accurate reading of text information on ID cards, and maintains a high recognition rate even when the font is deformed or the print quality is poor.

MRZ decoding capability: Provides efficient decoding capabilities especially for the machine readable zone (MRZ) on passports and other travel documents, meeting the standards of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).

QR code scanning: In addition to traditional barcodes, it also supports QR codes that may be included in modern electronic passports or ID cards to obtain more additional information.

High-speed processing: With fast response time, scanning and data parsing can be completed in a short time, which is suitable for application requirements in crowded places.

User-friendly interface: Usually equipped with clear indicator lights and audio feedback mechanisms to facilitate operators to confirm the scanning status.

Security and privacy protection: Follow strict data encryption transmission protocols to ensure the security of personal information and comply with relevant laws and regulations.

Compact design and easy integration: Small size and rich interfaces (such as USB, RS-232, etc.), easy to embed into various self-service terminals, counter systems or other special equipment.

Application Scenarios

1. Border control and airport security

Entry and exit inspection: Used for border inspection stations to quickly verify the identity information of passengers and improve customs clearance efficiency.

Check-in: Used at airline counters or self-service check-in devices to simplify the passenger information entry process.

2. Government and public service agencies

Household registration management: Help government departments manage and update resident information databases more efficiently.

Social welfare distribution: Ensure that only eligible individuals can receive the corresponding subsidies or services.

3. Financial institutions

Account opening and transaction verification: Banks and other financial service providers can use this device to strengthen customer identity verification and prevent fraud.

ATMs and self-service terminals: Enhance the functions of ATMs, allowing users to perform certain operations by scanning their ID cards.

4. Hotel and tourism industry

Check-in: Front desk staff can quickly complete the information collection of guests and improve service quality.

Membership card registration: It is very useful for clubs or scenic spot ticket sales points that require real-name management.

5. Other fields

Health care: Hospital registration offices or pharmacy windows can quickly retrieve medical records by scanning patient ID cards.

Educational institutions: School access control systems or exam registration can also use this device to confirm student identities.