Aadhaar Biometric Attendance Across Andhra Pradesh's 108 & 104 Emergency Health Fleet
Client: Government of Andhra Pradesh
1,704 BlueJay VERIS 200 PRO Aadhaar-enabled biometric terminals deployed across Andhra Pradesh's 108 emergency ambulance and 104 Mobile Medical Unit fleets — enabling geo-tagged, AEBAS/FRS-based attendance of field and supervisory health staff across all 13 districts, including remote and tribal mandals.
The Challenge
Andhra Pradesh runs one of India's largest last-mile public-health outreach programmes — 108 emergency ambulances plus a 656-strong fleet of 104 Mobile Medical Units delivering doorstep primary care across rural, tribal and hard-to-reach mandals. Ensuring field staff — Medical Officers, MLHPs, ANMs, ASHAs, EMTs, drivers and DEOs — are actually present at scheduled camps and shifts requires Aadhaar-enabled, geo-tagged biometric attendance, captured several times a day, often where mobile networks are weak or absent.
- cancel Aadhaar-enabled (AEBAS/FRS) biometric attendance with geo-tagging mandated for all field and supervisory staff
- cancel Attendance captured multiple times daily — camp start
- cancel village arrival and camp close — at dispersed rural locations
- cancel STQC-certified fingerprint capture required for government compliance
- cancel Reliable operation in remote and tribal areas with poor or no data network
- cancel One terminal required per ambulance and per MMU across 13 districts
The Solution
BlueJay VERIS 200 PRO — an Aadhaar-enabled biometric PoS/attendance terminal purpose-built for this use case. It pairs an STQC-certified L1 optical fingerprint scanner (V600) with Aadhaar-enabled biometric verification, multi-constellation GNSS (GPS + GLONASS + Galileo + BeiDou) for accurate geo-tagging, and full 4G, Wi-Fi, BT 5.0 and NFC connectivity. An 8,300mAh battery sustains full-day field use, and Android 13 supports the state's attendance applications. Manufactured in India and BIS + WPC certified.
The Outcome
- 1,704 VERIS 200 PRO terminals deployed across the 108 and 104 fleets (approx. 768 with 108 ambulances, 936 with 104 MMUs, per the programme allocation)
- Daily geo-tagged biometric attendance enabled for field and supervisory staff statewide
- STQC L1 and Aadhaar compliance met for government attendance monitoring
- High-capacity battery and rugged terminal design suited to remote and tribal field conditions
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