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Homeland Security

Lumidigm Introduces New Fingerprint Sensors

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Wednesday, May 12th, 2010

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Lumidigm Inc., has introduced the Mercury Series of fingerprint sensors, saying the new product allows it to offer its multispectral imaging value proposition to more customers, applications and markets. "Adding the Mercury Series to our product offering greatly enhances our ability to address applications where a smaller form factor, lower power requirements and rapid transaction rates are most important," says Phil Scarfo, Lumidigm's senior vice president of Sales and Marketing. Two Mercury sensors are available, the M300 for high-throughput applications…

Congress

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Unmanned Systems

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