Ultra-Scan declared that it has selected Marlborough, Massachusetts-based Intrinsix as its control electronics commercialization partner.
Launching this fall at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI), the three-year R&D project will conduct research to promote early detection of blood loss in wounded soldiers. The U.S. Army granted a $1.9 M for this initiative that will take place in partnership with the University of Massachusetts Medical School (UMMS).
The CEO of IDenta, Yaacov Shoham reported the information on IDenta's new and advanced detector casing.
Following Apple's acquisition of AuthenTec, Tokyo Institute of Technology venture company CBA Japan is enabling global Android products producers and Microsoft providers to use its optical fingerprint sensing technology in notebooks and tablets, and also allowing the unique integration of CBA's optical fingerprint sensing technology within Microsoft and Android products.
BELTRONICS declared the national launch of its new PRO Series Radar and Laser Detector line. The line is compatible with BELTRONICS new ESCORT Live ‘real-time ticket protection network’ app, which complements its other features like new configuration, new finish and enhanced performance.
Integrated Biometrics has introduced the most-compact and fastest non-optical scanner, Watson-Mini. With coveted FBI Appendix F certification, Watson-Mini complies or surpasses all the requirements enlisted in both EBTS Appendix F Mobile ID SAP 45 and PIV-071006 of the FBI IAFIS Image Quality Specifications.
Ultra-Scan declared that its innovative Thin Film Transistor (TFT) fingerprint sensor has received FBI Appendix F certification. In this sensor, the sensing layer and the imaging layer are packed together, supporting incorporation in various mobile device technologies for carrying out protected electronic fingerprint enrollment and authentication.
GTSI declared its intent to begin upgrade operation on Miami International Airport’s (MIA) surveillance systems and its infrastructure. By honing the latest technologies from NICE Systems, GTSI can bring improved and upgraded security network to both the interior and exterior of the airport, thereby promoting surveillance and monitoring capabilities of MIA.
Lattice Semiconductor declared the launch of its serial sub-LVDS bridge design capable of supporting Sony IMX136 and IMX104 image sensors. The serial sub-LVDS format will be Sony's primary image sensor interface for industrial or embedded users.
Suspect Detection Systems declared that it has successfully accomplished a key proof of concept pilot at a main railway terminal in one of the biggest capital cities in the world.
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