FB pixel

Fingerprint Cards gets pre-ramp production order for touch sensors

 

Fingerprint Cards has just received an initial pre-ramp purchase order, worth US$ 600k (SEK 4M) for its FPC 1020 touch sensor.

According to the company, this new order is related to the production of a Tier 1 flagship smartphone. This current order is set for delivery in May 2014, and according to the company, it expects to ship more than three million units for this particular flagship device alone.

“FPC is the leading global supplier of capacitive touch fingerprint sensors and the leading global supplier of fingerprint sensors in mobile phones and tablets. By combining these strengths, FPC has developed the most attractive mobile touch fingerprint sensor on the planet,” Johan Carlström, President and Chief Executive Officer of FPC said. “It is with great pride that we announce the first purchase order for the FPC 1020 related to a smartphone and with a Global Tier 1 player, on track for a timely launch. FPC’s superior fingerprint technology, image quality and low power consumption have distanced FPC from any competition for touch sensors in mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets.”

Reported previously in BiometricUpdate.com, in December 2013, FPC announced the first major design win for its 1020 sensor. According to the company, that previous order is related to this most recent one.

Late last month, the company announced an order worth $US4.62 million from its distributor in China and Taiwan, Hardware & Software Technologies.

Article Topics

 |   |   |   | 

Latest Biometrics News

 

Biometrics consolidation reflects shift to continuous identity

AI-driven fraud is reshaping the biometrics industry. This week’s acquisitions, product launches and market developments all point toward the same…

 

Australia’s national face matching system expands with NSW participation

New South Wales (NSW) is joining Australia’s national face matching network, allowing driver licence and photo card images to be…

 

From behavior to payment: Visa builds trust across the customer lifecycle

Visa’s agreement to acquire BioCatch for $2.4 billion raises an important strategic question: Why would a global payments network invest…

 

Why deepfake detection is becoming trust infrastructure

For many, the word “deepfake” still has a twinge of novelty about it – a hint of science fiction. But…

 

Brazil age assurance challenge overlooks privacy-preserving options

Where there are online safety laws, there is litigation aiming to curb them. So it goes in Brazil, where the…

 

Post-quantum identity expands beyond cryptography

As governments and enterprises prepare for practical quantum computing, the focus has largely been on post-quantum cryptography. IBM is targeting…

Comments

3 Replies to “Fingerprint Cards gets pre-ramp production order for touch sensors”

Leave a Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Market Intelligence

Featured Company

Biometric Update Podcast

Most Read This Week

White Papers

Latest Webinars

Biometrics Industry Events