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Munich, December 25, 2006
Bromba now distributes CardOS
4.3B crypto cards from Siemens
With immediate effect, Bromba distributes
CardOS 4.3B cards from Siemens. These cards are based on the Security Controller
SLE66CX322P from Infineon and the card operating system CardOS from Siemens.
This combination has not only been proven very successful as health card,
signature card and identity card (Italy), it will be the ideal carrier
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Munich, November 01, 2006
Raw Image Extension for BioIDENTICA®
Device SDK available
For applications which use raw image fingerprints
as reference templates, Bromba has developed the new product BioIDENTICA®
RIE. To use raw images, preferably stored in the standardized format given
by ISO/IEC 19794-4, offers the advantage of interoperability between hardware
and software platforms of different vendors. For that reason, many ID cards
use this format. BioIDENTICA® RIE is available as add-on for
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Munich, October 31, 2006
Version 2.0.5.0 of BioIDENTICA®
Device SDK available
With version 2.0.5.0 of its successful fingerprint
SDK, Bromba now offers the integration of area sensors from UPEK which
are based on the Trusted Fingerprint Module as well as the extendibility
to direct processing of fingerprint raw images as they are stored, e.g.,
in ID cards. Furthermore, a failure in the function "BioDataVersusBioDataEx"
has been corrected. Finally, a workaround eliminates incompatibilities
with the VPN client software from Cisco. Again, this update is free for
BioIDENTICA® Device SDK 2.0 customers! ->
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Munich, October 22, 2006
Significant price reduction
for Cross Match L SCAN 100 optical fingerprint scanner
Thanks to the great success of the professional
fingerprint scanner L SCAN 100 from Cross
Match Technologies we are now able to cut our price by nearly
20 % percent! The L SCAN 100 is a scanner with extraordinarily high quality.
This expresses as extremely low false rejection and false enrollment rates.
As a result, several large projects decided to integrate this scanner.
It is optimally suited to applications where a large number of different
users apply a single scanner such as in border control or door access.
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Melbourne, Florida, July 31, 2006
AuthenTec Ships Record 10 Million
Biometric Fingerprint Sensors
5 Million sensors have been shipped in the
past year alone. Most sensors were integrated into notebooks and cellphones.
This indicates a steady increase in penetrating the market with biometrics
in general and fingerprint in detail and confirms all forecasts which anticipate
a great success of biometrics in our daily life. ->
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Munich, June 25, 2006
Inexpensive fingerprint Technology
Demonstration Kit available from Bromba
Bromba now offers the new Technology
Demonstration Kit TDKT1900 to show the performance and functions
of its major technology components. For only 50 EUR, a demo software CD
for enrollment, identification, and verification using ActiveX components,
a TouchChip® Smartcard Reader with capacitive fingerprint sensor, and
a smartcard with Matcher on Card algorithm are available from Bromba's
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Munich, June 15, 2006
New UPEK sensor devices integrated
into BioIDENTICA® Device SDK
Bromba has integrated the open key versions
of the swipe sensor device TCRZ3 and the flat sensor device TCRU2C fromUPEK
into its BioIDENTICA®
Device SDK 2.0. Now all SDK 2.0 customers have immediate
access to further important, cost-efficient, high-quality silicon fingerprint
sensors which deliver finger images of superior quality. The upgrade with
the version number 2.0.4 is free for all SDK 2.0 customers.
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Munich, May 22, 2006
Bromba supports EU project MOSQUITO with fingerprint
technology
The EU project MOSQUITO deals with "Mobile
Workers' Secure Business Applications in Ubiquitous Environments". It is
performed within the framework of Information Society Technologies (IST).
The MOSQUITO’s vision is that mobile workers have secure, trusted, and
ubiquitous access to business applications. The project will provide the
technical infrastructure required so that workers and their clients can
perform daily business processes collaboratively and safely according to
determined security policies. Networks have tremendously evolved in terms
of wireless technology and mobility, but business application and service
support have lagged behind.
Bromba supports this project with its fingerprint
technology by providing an SDK for notebooks with integrated fingerprint
sensors from Authentec.
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Luzern, May 15, 2006
Swiss Museum of Transport and Communication
shows biometrics to touch
Biometric methods for secure authentication
have experienced an immense rise within the last years. The exhibition
Cybernetguard of the Swiss Museum of Transport and Communication in Luzern
now offers its visitors an overview over the different biometric methods
and shows fingerprint in detail. One demonstration has been developed using
the BioIDENTICA® Device
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Munich, May 12, 2006
Bromba finalizes border control specification
for Riga Airport
The introduction of biometric passports requires
encompassing technical provisions for all border control stations worldwide.
To profit by the benefits of biometric verification, it is essential to
design the biometrics system in such a way that the best possible performance
with respect to passenger usability and recognition rate can be achieved,
resulting in a high throughput. To achieve this goal, the Latvian
Republic Ministry of the Interior State Borderguard initiated a project
for the design of such a system for Riga Airport. Bromba GmbH, as a subcontractor
of BSM Consultants Ltd., was responsible for the biometrics part and has
now successfully finalized the specification. The main task was to specify
the system requirements, regarding face and fingerprint recognition while
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Munich, April 11, 2006
BioIDENTICA® Device SDK 2.0 now with greatly
improved programmer's guide
With Edition 4, Bromba launches a completely
revised version of its successful BioIDENTICA® Device SDK. Now
the programmer is able to find the best functions from a large set of possibilities
to solve his special problem within shortest time using the new function
selector. No special knowledge about biometrics is necessary. All important
facts needed to guarantee the success of the whole project are considered.
The upgrade to Edition 4 is free for all SDK 2.0 customers. ->
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