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Neurotechnology releases upgraded SDKs

Tuesday, December 1, 2009

Neurotechnology, a developer of biometrics systems and solutions, has announced the release of upgrades for their VeriLook 4.0 Software Development Kit (SDK) and their MegaMatcher 3.1 SDK.

The VeriLook SDK, a facial biometrics kit, now has enhanced reliability in a number of facial positions and the MegaMatcher SDK, a large-scale multi-modal kit, has had the VeriLook algorithm added for facial recognition capabilities and an additional add-on for palm prints allowing it to utilize face, iris, fingerprint or palm biometrics. [end] 

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