In prototyping · Expected launch in March 2027
Proprietary hardware
TOFIND SentinelX
A dedicated personal identification device (PID) combining embedded facial recognition, a fingerprint reader and an infrared camera for iris biometrics — all in a single rugged device, built for the real-world needs of officers in the field.
Concept images of the TOFIND SentinelX — illustrative renderings of the design in development, not photos of the final physical prototype.
Why dedicated hardware
Sentinel already identifies faces through the officer's smartphone. SentinelX goes further: it adds fingerprint and iris biometrics to the facial result, reinforcing the legal certainty of each identification with multiple layers of proof — and addresses scenarios where a regular smartphone isn't rugged enough for daily operational use in the field.
Embedded facial recognition
The same identification engine as Sentinel, running locally on the device, with both online and offline operation.
Certified fingerprint reader
Fingerprint biometrics as an additional confirmation layer, adding dactyloscopic evidence to the facial result.
Infrared camera
Capture in low-light conditions and support for iris biometrics.
Rugged construction
A reinforced body built for daily field use, in any operational condition.
Device design
Multi-angle views of the design in development
SentinelX is currently in the prototyping phase. The images below represent the device's conceptual design from its different faces.
Concept images of the TOFIND SentinelX — illustrative renderings of the design in development, not photos of the final physical prototype.
Current status
In the prototyping phase.
Expected launch
March 2027.
Intellectual property protection
A Utility Model application has already been filed with Brazil's INPI, following a formal prior-art search.
A natural evolution of the ecosystem
Reinforces Sentinel's legal-certainty layer with multimodal biometric proof.