Currently available solutions are restricted to single finger identification within a surface area of less than 10mm x 10mm. In contrast, Isorg’s FoD module supports one- to four-finger authentication across the entire dimensions of the 6-inch smartphone display (or even larger). In addition, the module is very thin, less than 0.3mm thick, so integration into smartphones is made easy for OEMs.
“Isorg is excited to demonstrate what could be the future in multi-fingerprint-on-display security to strengthen authentication on smartphones and wearable devices,” said Jean-Yves Gomez, CEO at Isorg. “Our Fingerprint-on-Display module provides OEMs with a complete solution. In addition to the image sensor, it includes other hardware: optimized thin film optical filters developed in-house and driving electronics, as well as software from our industrial partners covering the interface with smartphone OS and the matching algorithm. Isorg has achieved a significant milestone in designing a scalable FoD solution that provides excellent performance results, it is compatible with foldable displays and easier to implement than existing technologies.”
Smartphone OEMs will be able to sample Isorg’s Fingerprint-on-Display module on spring 2020.
How plug and play is this with phones? I'm wondering if this fingerprint sensor requires any display stack modification or can it just be laminated with the display and work without any changes?
ReplyDeleteOur technology is a real plug and play one in the sense that it is provided as a complete solution including sensors, optical filters and driving electronics (ROIC) but also software in addition.
ReplyDeleteVery easy to integrate thanks to very thin module that just need to be laminated at the back of the display.
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