SignPad eSignio - (Wacom STU-500) Signature Tablet

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The SignPad tablet allows users to sign their documents and transactions both digitally and securely. The device was especially developed for the digitizing of handwritten signatures.

The SignPad has a cordless, battery-free pen. The signature is captured on a non-reflective 5" TFT LCD. The device offers enough space to cater for longer signatures as well, like when some customers may sign with two surnames. The tablet display is designed to offer the same signing feeling as if writing on paper.

The SignPad was primarily developed for all those business processes where hard copies are still being printed for the sole purpose of capturing handwritten signatures. Using different media is costing time and money, and has several security loopholes. The tablet enables a trustworthy capture for digitizing handwritten signatures for different purposes, from the teller, to points of sale, and for checkout to self-service terminals.

Luminance, contrast, or speed of the display. The SignPad fulfills all expectations. SignPad features a compact no-reflective TFT LC Display. Users sign directly on the display with a cordless, battery-free pen, exactly as they would on paper. The display comes with a VGA resolution (640 x 480 pixels, width x height), which enables corporate customers to post additional content like terms and conditions, payment amounts etc., on the display while their customers sign. The 5" screen is wide enough for even long signatures. Signing on a SignPad tablet is just as convenient as writing on paper because of the real-time visualization of the signature screen and its paper-like surface. The reflective display has a high contrast, just like normal paper. The SignPad tablet has an attractive value for money, durability, and a display that does not need a backlight to achieve its extraordinary high contrast.

The tablet allows capturing both the static image and the dynamic (biometric) signals of the signature unrivaled in quality and reliability. While writing on the display, the sensor captures unique biometric information about the signature, such as time and pressure coordinates. The integrated digitizer is capable of sensing up to 512 different levels of pressure. The location of the digitizer pen is captured via the XY coordinates with a reading resolution of 2540 lpi. The individual pressure profile, writing rhythm, and speed help retain the unique character of the signature. As the tablet delivers an outstanding accurate differentiation of captured pressure levels in combination with a high sampling rate of the captured signature data from the SignPad, it is also very reliable for usage in the dynamic signature verification processes. Signatures captured on a SignPad are considered very unique to the person signing, making forgery nearly impossible.