The signed commercial license agreement gives the right to commercial use of the Precise BioMatch algorithm as part of LaserSemicon's fingerprint sensors and the first project will for use in laptops.

The solution developed by Precise and LaserSemicon is based on a “Match-on-Chip solution”, which is a rather new technology. It means that the biometric verification will take place in a processor separated from a computing devise’s application processor to achieve a higher level of security in line with, for example, Microsoft Hello Enhanced Sign-in Security standard for laptops and notebooks. 

Joakim Nydemark, CEO of Precise Biometrics, comments:
"We are excited to expand our partnership with LaserSemicon and commercialize our jointly developed solution. The collaboration underscores our commitment to providing state-of-the-art fingerprint technology and the PC segment is one of our new product verticals that we are focusing on. LaserSemicon has developed impressive sensor hardware to match our software very well and I look forward to new joint products on the market.”
 
San Kim, CEO of LaserSemicon, comments:
“We are very impressed with the performance of Precise Biometrics' fingerprint algorithm and are pleased to now expand our collaboration within the framework of a commercial agreement. Our latest match-on-chip hardware and Precise BioMatch algorithm is an excellent combination for computers with high security requirements and also offers support for Microsoft's Hello Enhanced Login Security Standard.”