Synaptics uses "Quantum Matcher" and "PurePrint" machine learning technology to enhance security and adapts to different external lighting environments, including a direct sunlight. The company says that its new fingerprint sensor is able to work faster and in more situations than a 3D facial recognition systems: its fingerprint sensor is able to read a user's fingerprint in 0.7s versus 1.4s for a facial recognition camera. The Clear ID In-Display fingerprint sensor is said to have approximately 99% spoof rejection rate due to the AI-powered PurePrint technology that discerns real fingerprints from fakes.
GlobeNewsWire: Synaptics is said to bring its in-display fingerprint sensors to mass production with one of the top five OEMs.
GlobeNewsWire: Synaptics's previous generation Natural ID FS9100 family of optical-based, under-glass fingerprint authentication solutions have been named a CES 2018 Innovation Awards Honoree. The Natural ID FS9100 family is said to be the industry’s first optical-based fingerprint sensors for smartphones enabling secure authentication through 1mm thick cover glass.
Synaptics is currently sampling its third-generation optical solution for in-display fingerprint authentication to select customers with mass production with a Tier 1 OEM expected in the current calendar year.
Update: Forbes reports that Synaptics' "one of the top 5 smartphone comapnies" is Vivo. Here is Fobres experience with the pre-production unit:
"On Tuesday night, I got the chance to use a pre-production unit from Vivo and test Clear ID in-action...
The Clear ID experience was fast and simple- I pressed the right side button to wake, a fingerprint image illuminated at the bottom of the phone, I touched it, and it let me in. I am expecting Vivo to modify the experience, so I just have to “hold to wake” so I do not even have to use the button."
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