software. The company's Vascular Pattern Recognition Scanner records an individual's blood vessel patterns below the surface of the skin on the back of the hand to create a unique personal template that can be stored on various media, such as plastic smart cards, boarding passes, and computing network storage devices. Its Universal Controller Version 2 product allows the Vascular Pattern Recognition Scanner to integrate with any organization's access control, time and attendance, and personal identification systems. Identica's T-Module product acts as a communication device for installations. Its IONcontrol software product operates with Vascular Pattern Recognition Scanner, Universal Communications Controller Version 2, and T-Module, which allows customers to organize and manage stored hand vascular patterns, as well as provides reports that describe activities, such as entry to controlled areas, attendance information, and enrollment information. The company markets its products through access control original equipment manufacturers, security system integrators, and security industry resellers. It has a partnership agreement with DAP Technologies Corp. to develop a wireless handheld solution. Identica was founded in 2003 and is headquartered in Tampa, Florida.