FB pixel

Touch Biometrix partners with SystematIC on go-to-market strategy

Fostering the spread of advanced fingerprint sensor solutions
Touch Biometrix partners with SystematIC on go-to-market strategy
 

Touch Biometrix announced a new partnership with integrated chips (IC) manufacturer SystematIC, based in The Netherlands, to advance its large-area fingerprint biometric sensors towards commercial production.

As part of the new collaboration, SystematIC will start producing Touch Biometrix’s read-out IC (ROIC) specifically tailored to the firm’s TCAP (Transistor Capacitance) fingerprint sensor range and built using thin-film transistors (TFTs) on glass or plastic.

Touch Biometrix’s first commercially available product will reportedly be a large area FAP60 sensor designed to replace bulk optical biometric sensors.

Featuring 500ppi 3D image capabilities, the sensors will have a thin form factor coupled with a significantly lower cost of ownership when compared to existing optical technologies, according to the announcement.

Thanks to the new partnership, Touch Biometrix will be now able to issue full FAP60 half modules, complete with the firm’s own bespoke ROIC and scheduled for commercial shipment in November this year.

“We are delighted to have been selected by Touch Biometrix to deliver their first bespoke ROIC based on hard-won intellectual property they have developed over the last two years,” SystematIC CEO Richard Visee said.

“This is such an exciting project as the sensor technology is truly unique and we expect it to dominate the fingerprint biometric market in the coming years. To be part of that journey is something to be proud of,” Visee added.

Touch Biometrix also confirmed it is currently working on a full-screen finger on display sensors for smartphones.

Fingerprint sensor innovations for smartphones are a hot topic right now, with several biometric firms pushing the limits of the technology.

A few examples include Boréas Technologies’ new piezo sensor, Isorg’s four-finger biometrics, and Qualcomm’s under-display biometric sensors.

Article Topics

 |   |   |   | 

Latest Biometrics News

 

London to introduce permanent live facial recognition cameras

London police have announced their plans to install the UK’s first permanent live facial recognition cameras, catching potential criminals by…

 

UK govt not giving up on Voter ID for 2025 local elections

Removing voter ID from the UK’s elections is not on the table, Minister for Homelessness and Democracy Rushanara Ali confirmed…

 

China strengthening face biometrics regulation to mandate choice, consent

China’s boom in selfie biometrics and facial recognition may already have peaked, with new regulations published so businesses can plan…

 

Intellicheck, Raonsecure invest in new IDV markets for steady growth

Market and investment strategy loom over the latest set of financial results from digital identity and biometrics providers. Intellicheck credits…

 

Facial recognition tender for Toronto police draws interest from major vendors

Eleven biometrics providers, including large international firms, are vying to provide Toronto police with a new facial recognition system, which…

 

OBIM spec enables vendors to build products to interact with DHS biometric system

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has opened its specification for interacting with the nation’s largest biometrics database to…

Comments

Leave a Reply

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

Most Viewed This Week

Featured Company

Biometrics Insight, Opinion

Digital ID In-Depth

Biometrics White Papers

Biometrics Events