End-to-End Electronic Voting Solution
One identity, one vote.
Voter registration, voter card and digital voter ID issuance, biometric authentication at the polling station, and electronic voting — one chain, built so that every stage can prove what the one before it established.
The equipment behind an election
Seven machines carry a voter from registration to the ballot. Each one is specified on its own page.
RegistrationBioCaseA portable multimodal registration station in a rugged case — face, 4-4-2 fingerprints, iris and signature, taken out to the district.See the product
RegistrationBioDeskA desktop terminal for registration centres: the camera finds the applicant’s face and the photo is checked as it is captured.See the product
Registration and authenticationBioTabA multimodal tablet for registration in the field and for verifying a voter at the polling station.See the product
Registration and authenticationBioTab 10The larger tablet, with iris capture and an on-board AI accelerator for faster matching.See the product
Voter card issuanceMLP ProCardCentralized card personalization for a national run before polling day — laser engraving, colour printing and chip encoding in one line.See the product
Voter card issuanceMLP DeskCardThe same personalization at a district desk, for issuing and replacing cards where the voter is.See the product
Electronic votingTrustVoteThe voting machine itself: a touch ballot, accessible interfaces, and printed evidence of every vote secured in the ballot box.See the productIDMCode
IDMCode is a multi-dimensional graphical code carrying a facial image, biometric features and biographic data in one mark. Built on modern cryptography, it acts as a trusted digital voter ID: hard to tamper with, and large enough to hold the personal features that make a check meaningful.
It is authenticated offline on a biometric terminal such as BioTab, so a polling station with no connectivity can still establish that the person in front of it is the voter on the roll — one identity, one vote.
- Dual authentication
- Checked digitally by a terminal, and visually by a person.
- Capacity
- Adjustable coding capacity up to 1000 bytes.
- Error correction
- Reed-Solomon, with four levels: 7%, 15%, 25% and 30%.
- Offline
- No connection needed at the point of check.
Electronic voting against paper
The same election, run two ways.
Traditional paper voting
Heavy workload, low efficiency, high potential risk
- 1Every candidate is listed on a printed ballot.
- 2Electoral staff issue the ballot to the voter.
- 3The voter marks the ballot by hand and puts it in a box.
- 4Staff count every ballot by hand to reach a result.
Electronic voting
More secure and efficient, anonymous, fast and accurate counting
- 1Every candidate is listed in the voting system.
- 2The voter selects a candidate on the machine.
- 3The result is encrypted and the physical evidence secured.
- 4Counting and statistics are automatic.
Device Management Platform
An election puts thousands of devices into the field for a few days, across regions that are hard to reach and harder to support. The Device Management Platform gives one view of all of them: where each device is, whether it is healthy, what version it runs, and what it has been doing.
- One operations map
- Every device with a colour-coded status, drilled down from the country to the region to the individual unit.
- Real-time status and service data
- Health, throughput and success rates as they happen, so a failing station is known before the queue notices.
- Remote update and lockdown
- Signed over-the-air updates with staged rollout and automatic rollback; a lost or stolen device is locked remotely.
- Geofencing and tamper alerts
- A device that leaves its authorized zone locks itself, and tamper switches and port controls are monitored throughout.
Every capability of the platform is set out on its own page.
IDmetrix® Device Management Platform (DMP)