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CeBIT 2011
Gesine Meißner (FDP), member of the European Parliament, at a Bundesdruckerei exhibit showing modern border control applications - CeBIT 2011 300 dpi Download: click here |
CeBIT 2011
A BÜNDNIS 90 / DIE GRÜNEN delegation on a tour of Bundesdruckerei's booth at CeBIT 2011: here at the upgrade terminal which German authorities are using for the new ID card 300 dpi Download: click here |
CeBIT 2011
Matthias Groote (SPD), member of the European Parliament, at Bundesdruckerei's booth receiving information about the self-service terminal for capturing biometric data 300 dpi Download: click here |
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CeBIT 2011
On the first day of the show, Federal Minister Dr. Thomas de Maizière visited Bundesdruckerei's booth where he was informed about the new German ID card. Centre: Ulrich Hamann, CEO of Bundesdruckerei. On the left: Martin Schallbruch, IT Director at the Federal Ministry of the Interior 300 dpi Download: click here |
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CeBIT 2011
A delegation of German mayors at Bundesdruckerei's booth - here with an exhibit for the Qualified Electronic Signature. 300 dpi Download: click here |
CeBIT 2011
Bundesdruckerei world-wide: A selection of international projects by the Berlin-based high-security company. 300 dpi Download: click here |
January 2011 - new German ID card
Statistical quality control: Manual inspection of individual ID cards in addition to automated checking - this ensures a high quality standard. 72 dpi Download: click here |
January 2011 - new German ID card
Laser personalisation of the new ID card: Another method of integrating personal data into the cardbody. 72 dpi Download: click here |
January 2011 - new German ID card
Electrical laser personalisation: This process is carried out for several new ID cards at the same time. In this case, the individual data is written onto the chip. 72 dpi Download: click here |
CeBIT 2011
Neelie Kroes, European Commissioner for Digital Agenda, at Bundesdruckerei's CeBIT booth talking to Thomas Löer (Senior Vice President Marketing & Support, Bundesdruckerei GmbH). 300 dpi Download: click here |
CeBIT 2011
All visitors to Bundesdruckerei's boot at CeBIT 2011 are welcomed at the information desk. 300 dpi Download: click here |
CeBIT 2011
Business, Verification, Government - these are the core issues at Bundesdruckerei's booth this year. 300 dpi Download: click here |
January 2011 - new German ID card
Integrated security thread: This is located on the back of the new ID card ? it runs horizontally, is machine-readable and personalised. 72 dpi Download: click here |
January 2011 - new German ID card
Innosec Fusion: Colour personalisation technology where the inks are directly applied into the material of the new ID card ? individual image data and the cardbody are permanently fused together. 72 dpi Download: click here |
January 2011 - new German ID card
Contactless security chip and antenna: These elements are located in one of the layers of the new ID card ? the chip obtains its energy from the electromagnetic field of a reading device. 72 dpi Download: click here |
January 2011 - new German ID card
Identigram®: A security feature that is applied to the surface of the new ID card and shows a hologram of the German eagle, the photo as well as the name and serial number. 72 dpi Download: click here |
January 2011 - new German ID card
Die-cutting machine: New ID cards are cut to shape and then finished individually. 72 dpi Download: click here |
January 2011 - new German ID card
Lamination machine: Brings the different layers of the new ID card together. The card itself is finalised in the production process and the personal data is directly integrated into the card. 72 dpi Download: click here |
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