The world's first in-screen fingerprint phone coming to market, Synaptic FS9500 mass production

Synaptics, the world's leading developer of human-machine interface solutions, today announced it is partnering with one of the world's top five handset brands to prepare for the mass production of the Clear ID ™ FS9500 series of optical screen fingerprint sensors. In the forthcoming 2018 At the CES show, Synaptics will demonstrate live smartphones with on-screen fingerprint recognition from a top manufacturer that is in volume production and is coming soon.

Designed for full screen smartphones, the Synaptics Clear ID screen fingerprint sensor intelligently wakes up the display only when needed Clear ID recognizes faster than other biometric technologies such as 3D facial recognition; provides high levels of security with SentryPoint ™ technology; And only one touch or one-step operation can be directly on the smart phone's touch screen display area to achieve fingerprint recognition, very convenient.

Synaptics 'new Clear ID Optical Fingerprint Sensor offers one-touch, high-resolution scanning through a cover glass for a simple, buttonless, borderless full screen phone design Synaptics' high performance Clear ID FS9500 optical solution accurately identifies the difference Finger, including dry, wet and cold; at the same time thanks to glass protection, with durable, scratch-resistant, waterproof features.Screen fingerprinting technology allows users to safely unlock the device in any scenario, including when the phone with any When placed on a desk or car stand with an angle, Synaptics Clear ID recognizes twice the speed of 3D facial recognition and unlocks your smartphone in just one touch.

Synaptics optical fingerprint sensors feature SentryPoint (TM) technology for a broad range of unique, highly-secure certifications for OEMs, including: Quantum Matcher ™ technology for adaptive fingerprint template matching and authentication, Artificial Intelligence Technology PurePrint ™ anti-spoofing algorithm technology that detects fingerprint images to distinguish true from fake finger; and SecureLink ™ that supports both TLS protocol, ECC authentication, and AES encryption.

Kevin Barber, Synaptics senior vice president and general manager of the mobile division, said: 'Consumers prefer fingerprint authentication on the front of the phone. As the industry moves quickly to full-screen, borderless OLEDs, it is logical to put fingerprint sensors in the display Synaptics Clear ID optical fingerprint sensors are faster than other biometric technologies.