Thanks to Fiberio's fingerprint recognition software for tabletop touchscreens, you won't need to worry about lugging your laptop around for much longer.
German scientists Christian Holz and Patrick Baudisch are developing technology that allows people to access personal content remotely. The Fiberio touchscreen recognizes individual fingerprints through a fibre optic panel. Images are projected from underneath the panel where an infrared light is placed. This technology results in biometric scanning with FBI-level identifying capabilities. Holz and Baudisch hope to rework the software and eliminate the use of the projector in order to make the system more ubiquitous.
The fingerprint sensing touchpad is also the first to recognize multiple touch points. The related video demonstrates how this technology could be used to simplify banking procedures.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Biometric Tabletop Touchscreens
- Fiberio's fingerprint recognition software for tabletop touchscreens presents opportunities for remote access and improved biometric scanning capabilities.
- Remote Content Access Technology
- The development of technology for remote access to personal content presents opportunities for increased efficiency and ease of use for professionals.
- Multi-touch Point Recognition
- Fiberio's fingerprint sensing touchpad with the ability to recognize multiple touch points presents opportunities for simplified user experiences and improved efficiencies in various industries.
Sectors Adopting This
- Technology
- The technology industry can leverage biometric tabletop touchscreens for advancements in remote access and multi-touch point recognition applications.
- Finance
- The finance industry can benefit from the simplified banking procedures offered by Fiberio's fingertip scanning technology.
- Healthcare
- The healthcare industry can take advantage of Fiberio's fingerprint recognition software for simplified remote access to patient records and improved biometric scanning capabilities.
