Dear All,
At my university (Central University of Tamil Nadu), we have biometric
attendance through face recognition. We just have to show our face to
the machine. It is common for even to the sighted faculty members. It
is quite accessible. It doesn’t take much time. Within a few seconds,
the
No, Proxy attendance is not possible through card swiping.. These days
every big organisation has CCTV cameras installed multipelpal in the
campus. 2nd thing nobody would like to take with their reputed jobs.
On 9/22/23, ilovec...@gmail.com wrote:
> I think this system allows proxy attendance.
Hello all,
In our office (VSSC), the Thiruvananthapuram centre for ISRO, our biometric
attendance system seems quite accessible.
On the machine, there would be dedicated space to place our card, and then
our finger. We can also learn the pattern of the beeps to know whether
access has been
I think this system allows proxy attendance. Therefore, biometric system was
made mandatory in Central Government Offices.
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Swipe machines work on a presumption that the card holder him/herself is
swiping the card. Whereas biometric machines can authenticate the actual
employee. In any event we need to figure out accessible biometric
authentication solutions.
Regards,
Amar Jain
On 22/09/2023 15:40, Minar
swiping identity card is the most accessible way for keeping attendance
record. My current and previous organisations are having similar process.
If RBI can adopt identity card swipe then other banks and government
departments should have any issue. I believe all Indian IT companies are
having
Hi
In Reserve Bank of India offices attendence is fully accessible. We
are provided Identity Caard which we tap while exiting and entering
the office premise. Gate opens and beap sounds and we proceed within
20 seconds. The same attendence system is replicated in the Parliament
also.
On 9/21/23,
On Behalf
Of Shankar C
Sent: Thursday, September 21, 2023 6:45 PM
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: Re: [AI] Biometrics attendance system accessibility for blind
instead complaining about the accessibility, why dont the visually impaired
employees attach the external keyboard to mark
I am working with Bank of Baroda at a branch in Mumbai suburbs. We had
the BAS system set up for marking attendance. I took the opportunity
to mark attendance with a sighted colleague for a few days punch in
and punch out to understand the rhythm of the machine.
There is a slot to put a finger
instead complaining about the accessibility, why dont the visually
impaired employees attach the external keyboard to mark their
attendance on such devices?
also, this is the best time to show your struggles to the higher
authorities and make them to understand about their concerns.
approaching
Thank you Nidhi and Sanjay.
I am not in favour of advising to seek exemption. Instead let us ensure
that accessible biometric systems are installed mandatorily by all
departments where attendance is captured using this mechanism.
Let NIC come out with an accessible mechanism.
Sanjay-which
Hello their.
Presently I am working in Delhi directorate of education and my department
also has compulsory provision to mark attendance through adhar based
biometric attendance for its employees, but the visually impaired
employees of the department are exempted from marking the same under a
In our Office, it is 100% inaccessible. There is a touch Screen and
a fingerprint recogniser. One has to enter 8 digits of Aadhar number
and tap on ok button. It will display our photo and a message on
screen. I always have to take someone's help to mark my attendance.
DOPT has issued a
Hi all,
How do people with blindness mark their attendance using the BAS of NIC?
I am told you need to punch in Aadhar number to be able to mark your
attendance.
What accessibility measures exist to see that blind employees can handle
this independently?
Are there any specific DOPT
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From: "Asudani, Rajesh"
To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
the disabled."
Sent: Monday, July 22, 2019 2:19 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] Biometrics
But the biometrics has been proven not to be fool proof.
Besides, there are other conside
: 13 July 2019 16:55
To: 'AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning the
disabled.'
Subject: [AI] Biometrics
Thought I should share
1. Went for interview for US visa this week. I had already finished
with the biometrics last month. However before the interview
Thought I should share
1. Went for interview for US visa this week. I had already finished
with the biometrics last month. However before the interview they took my
fingerprints again. I was surprised so I asked why twice. I was told that
sometimes those who go for the biometrics are not
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