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Sonavation Pumps out Super-Tiny Mobile Fingerprint Sensor

By Simon Sage on Wednesday, March 25th, 2009 at 11:10 AM PST In Android, Manufacturers, Security, Symbian, Technologies, Windows Mobile

sonavation1 300x210 Sonavation Pumps out Super Tiny Mobile Fingerprint SensorWe only see biometric fingerprint scanners in mobile here and there, but this new one from Sonavation called the SonicSlide STS3000 is apparently the thinnest of them all. This sucker actually uses ultrasound to scan, which apparently cuts down on interference traditionally plaguing semiconductor-based fingerprint scanners. Some of the technical specs include:

  • Industry Leading Accuracy
  • 500 DPI
  • Finger Image Capture: 20 cm/sec
  • Low Power Consumption
  • Highly Durable (>10M rubs)
  • Image Zone: 9.6mm x 0.4mm
  • Advanced COF Module:  35mm x 17mm x 1.15mm
  • Interface: SPI, 8-bit parallel bus
  • Operating Temperature Range:  -30 to +85 C
  • Supported Mobile Operating Systems:  Symbian, Windows Mobile, Android

Although Windows Mobile, Android and Symbian are the only supported platforms, I’m curious why these guys have a BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) on their front page

[via Cellular-News]

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One Comment on “Sonavation Pumps out Super-Tiny Mobile Fingerprint Sensor”

  1. Zak says:

    If anything, this company would benefit from enterprise BB users the most.

    Anyways, I think this would be awesome!
    Dugg

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