Integrated Biometrics was touting its light emitting sensing fingerprint biometrics at the ISC West show. Jim Seaborn, vice president of business development at Integrated Biometrics, talked about how the technology uses a different type of fingerprint sensor that is resistant to “spoofing,” or using a fake biometric to fool a scanner.
“The light emitting sensing technology actually uses a live fingerprint to generate the image,” Seaborn says. “With the patented polymer film we developed the electrons move from the ground state to the excited state and energize the polymer which creates the image we use.”
