DigitalPersona releases SDK for Android
DigitalPersona has just released its U.are.U software development kit for Android.
“Our U.are.U SDK for Android gives developers the integration tools needed to use standards-based, optical fingerprint readers with their Android applications,” Chris Trytten, director of biometrics product management at DigitalPersona said. “The addition of Android to our U.are.U SDK offering provides developers with the choice of platform that best fits their needs.”
According to the company, the SDK embraces image and template standards and has a MINEX-certified extractor to help match algorithms and to comply with what it says is a growing customer requirement for standards support.
Information on the SDK, including detailed specifications, is available on the DigitalPersona website.
Earlier this year, the company also announced its U.are.U 4500 Reader UID edition received certification from the STQC directorate in India.
Reported previously, Papa John’s restaurants in China are now using DigitalPersona U.are.U readers as part of a workforce management and point-of-sale solution.
Last year, the company released SDKs for its U.are.U readers for Windows, Linux and Windows CE.
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Ciiru Kathuri habari ndio hiyo..if you can lay ur hands on this before the chinese & the usual suspects do, u will have an edge over every1 else.
Thinking……………… the use of cellphones for authentication to receive all manner of services without the hassle and expense of installing readers left right and center. By the way I heard a little something something. Will talk to you once I get the details.
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yep..OK sawa will be waiting
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