Lumidigm Showcasing Expanded Authentication Solutions at Biometric Consortium Conference


Multispectral Imaging Technology Goes Well Beyond Simply Reading Fingers

ALBUQUERQUE, NM - Lumidigm today announced that attendees at the 2012 Biometric Consortium Conference (BCC) and Technology Exposition, September 18-20 at the Tampa (Fla.) Convention Center will be able to see how the company's fingerprint technology can be extended to read barcodes and authenticate credentials. Lumidigm will offer demonstrations of these capabilities at booth 214.

"We are excited to demonstrate our barcode reading and credential authentication capabilities because they tie in nicely with solutions we are already offering with our biometric fingerprint sensors," explains Phil Scarfo, Lumidigm Vice President of Sales and Marketing. "Many customers require multi-factor authentication solutions and adding barcode-reading capability to a fingerprint reader is one way we will be able to meet that demand - in a single device!"

The barcode- and credential-reading capabilities of multispectral imaging, unique among biometric technologies, are inherent to the way Lumidigm technology works. As a direct imaging process, multispectral imaging employs multiple spectrums of light and advanced polarization techniques to extract unique fingerprint characteristics from both the surface and subsurface of the skin. This Lumidigm technology is not restricted to perfect contact with the sensor nor is it limited to reading fingers.

"Only Lumidigm's biometric technology can see the difference between a twenty-dollar bill and a photocopy of a twenty-dollar bill," says Scarfo. "That's authentication in a nutshell!"

A video demonstrating how a barcode on a smartphone can control a specially-configured Lumidigm sensor can be viewed on Lumidigm's website here: www.lumidigm.com/barcode/.

About Lumidigm

Lumidigm Inc., a global leader in authentication solutions is dedicated to enabling convenient, secure, and reliable identification of people, products and credentials. Developed with "real world" performance as a priority, Lumidigm's multispectral imaging technology, innovative software and biometric fingerprint sensors allow customers to know "who" or "what" to a high degree of certainty. Lumidigm and its strategic partners have met challenging authentication requirements in markets such as banking, healthcare, entertainment, and government services. The Lumidigm Advantage is also suitable for industrial, commercial, and transportation applications. Lumidigm is headquartered in Albuquerque, New Mexico. For more information, visit www.lumidigm.com.

Contacts:

Phil Scarfo, Lumidigm, +1 (505) 730-4949, pscarfo@lumidigm.com

Tom Brigham, Brigham Scully, +1 (207) 941-1100, tbrigham@brighamscully.com

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