Results for tag: "Non Optical Fingerprint Sensor"

Non-optical fingerprint sensors are a type of biometric technology used to identify and authenticate individuals. They are used in a variety of applications, such as access control, time and attendance tracking, and identity verification. Unlike optical sensors, which use light to capture an image of a fingerprint, non-optical sensors use capacitive or thermal imaging to detect the ridges and valleys of a fingerprint. This technology is more accurate and reliable than optical sensors, and is less affected by environmental factors such as dirt, dust, and moisture. Non-optical fingerprint sensors are becoming increasingly popular due to their accuracy and reliability. They are also more secure than optical sensors, as they are less vulnerable to spoofing and hacking. Additionally, they are more cost-effective than optical sensors, making them a viable option for many businesses. Some companies in the non-optical fingerprint sensor market include 3M Cogent, Crossmatch, DigitalPersona, Fujitsu, and Suprema. Show Less Read more