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Munich, December 25, 2004
Bromba has integrated the professional fingerprint
scanner L SCAN 100 from Smith Heimann Biometrics into the current SDK 2.0
version. This optical scanner provides a top image quality and ruggedness
and represents the state of the art of fingerprint sensing technologies.
The target applications are applications where many people use the same
sensor device such as in physical access and border control. ->
SHB
L SCAN 100 ->
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Munich, November 22, 2004
Siemens Austria has released ID Center version
3.0. This version is the successor of the successful ID Center XS™ v2.1.
Among the new features are: newest fingerprint technology, fast identify,
and relaxation (for certain users exceptions from the application policy
are definable). Furthermore, a two-factor authentication using chip cards
is available. Last, but not least, physical access in combination with
SIPASS™ from Siemens Building Technologies is supported! ->
Siemens
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Munich, August 20, 2004
The SYSTEMS 2004 will take place from October
18 to 22 in Munich, Germany. We invite you to visit us at the Cherry partner
booth 720 in hall B2. ->
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Bonn/Munich, July 29, 2004
In the evaluation study "Biofinger I" of the
"Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik" (BSI) which
has been published today, the fingerprint algorithm of Bromba gains the
top position. Seven algorithms together with 11 sensors have been compared.
->
Press
release (in German) ->
BSI
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Munich, June 21, 2004
The upcoming ID Device SDK for Java technology
provides biometric functions directly accessible within your Java application.
Based on the Siemens ID Device SDK 1.9 and prepared for the Bromba Fingerprint
SDK 2.0, the ID Device SDK for Java applications incorporates the same
comprehensive function set, merely adapted to the object-oriented approach.
Several included prototypical applications give the programmer a quick
and easy introduction into the basic concepts, whereas the substantial
JavaDoc component serves as an ideal reference book. Beta testing volunteers
are welcomed to contact
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Munich, May 19, 2004
Cherry has supplemented its Fingertip ID Board
series with the model G83-14200 which comes with a new card
reader unit and a fingerprint sensor from Authentec.
The keyboard is available now. From Bromba a software extension for the
ID Device SDK 1.9 is available, yielding an unbeatable combination in state-of
-the-art fingerprint recognition technology. ->
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Munich, May 17, 2004
Bromba establishes new pages for reseller
information and SDK support. We invite our customers to contact us for
their personal account data to get access to price lists, SDK support and
update information etc. -> Reseller
Pages -> Developer
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Berlin, April 01, 2004
Bitkom and TeleTrusT have compiled and published
a map which indicates most German organizations and companies dealing with
biometrics. The map can be downloaded directly from the Bitkom homepage
as PDF
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Munich, April 04, 2004
With version 5.1 Bromba releases its first
enhancement of the approved Siemens ID Mouse Professional software of the
fifth generation. Version 5.1 is fully compatible to version 5.0. In addition
to version 5.0 it supports the Cherry FingerTIP ID Boards 14000/14100 as
well as the Microsoft® operating system 2003 server. A CD can be purchased
from our web shop for 20 €. -> More |
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Munich, March 29, 2004
Bromba now offers fingerprint device software
CDs and demonstration kits for European customers via internet webshop.
No credit cards are required! Instead, free or cheap (depending on bank)
bank transfers are used. .
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