Abstract: The invention concerns a method and a biometric acquisition device for biometric vascular recognition and/or identification. The method comprising a step of capturing a plurality of veins images (116, 117, 118) of supposed subcutaneous veins (21) of a same inspecting portion (20) of a presented entity (2) from various converging orientations (113, 114, 115). The method further comprises a step of determine if said entity is a spoof based on estimated likelihood that said supposed subcutaneous veins within said plurality of veins images (116, 117, 118) are likely projections of solid veins (120).

Abstract: The invention concerns a method and a biometric acquisition device for biometric vascular recognition and/or identification. The method comprising a step of capturing a plurality of veins images (116, 117, 118) of supposed subcutaneous veins (21) of a same inspecting portion (20) of a presented entity (2) from various converging orientations (113, 114, 115). The method further comprises a step of determine if said entity is a spoof based on estimated likelihood that said supposed subcutaneous veins within said plurality of veins images (116, 117, 118) are likely projections of solid veins (120).

Abstract: A dental handpiece for use with a device for treatment of teeth by a jet of an abrasive powder mixed with air and water has a first one-way valve in a first supply line for pressurised air connected to an integrated powder container of a gripping sleeve and at least a first filter is further provided in this first supply line at a position upstream of the first one-way valve and downstream of a connecting end where the supply line connects with a common supply for air and water which is provided at the rearward end of the gripping sleeve. A second filter is provided at a position downstream of the first one-way valve in the first supply line and a second one-way valve is provided in a second supply line for water together with a third filter. The first and third filters each have a fine-meshed screen body. The second filter has a microporous sintered metallic body or a microporous plastic body.

Abstract: A nozzle piece for a handpiece of a dental abrasive blasting apparatus comprises a gripping member for connection with a head portion of the handpiece whereby the gripping member has a closed surface with a thusly defined curvature on its upper and underneath visual surfaces that discharge openings of two discharge nozzles of the nozzle piece are located close to a visual plane which by definition includes a longitudinal axis of the handpiece and outside of which are located the crossing points of two supply ducts with a common central axis of the two discharge nozzles, whereby the two supply ducts extend in parallel and inclined with respect to the longitudinal axis of the handpiece for defining an inclined discharge angle of a working jet of the nozzle piece.

Abstract: A dental handpiece for use with a device for treatment of teeth by means of a jet of an abrasive powder mixed with air and water comprises a first one-way valve means in a first supply line for pressurised air connected to an integrated powder container of a gripping sleeve whereby at least a first filter means is further provided in this first supply line at a position upstream of the first one-way valve means and downstream of a connecting end of the supply line with a common supply means for air and water which is provided at the rearward end of the gripping sleeve. A second filter means is provided at a position downstream of the first one-way valve means in the first supply line and a second one-way valve means is provided in a second supply line for water together with a third filter means. The first and third filter means each comprise a fine-meshed screen body. The second filter means comprises a microporous sintered metallic body or a microporous plastic body.

Abstract: A nozzle piece for a handpiece of a dental abrasive blasting apparatus comprises a gripping member for connection with a head portion of the handpiece whereby the gripping member has a closed surface with a thusly defined curvature on its upper and underneath visual surfaces that discharge openings of two discharge nozzles of the nozzle piece are located close to a visual plane which by definition includes a longitudinal axis of the handpiece and outside of which are located the crossing points of two supply ducts with a common central axis of the two discharge nozzles, whereby the two supply ducts extend in parallel and inclined with respect to the longitudinal axis of the handpiece for defining an inclined discharge angle of a working jet of the nozzle piece.