Neurotechnology, a biometric technology developer, has released upgraded software development kits (SDK) for biometric identification of face, fingerprint, object recognition and iris & voice identification.
The released versions include the VeriFinger 6.5 for biometric fingerprint recognition, the VeriLook 5.2 for face recognition, VeriLook Surveillance 2.1for multiple face recognition, the VeriEye 2.5 for iris detection, the VeriSpeak 1.1 for voice identification, the MegaMatcher 4.3 for multi-biometric identification and the SentiSight 3.1 for computer-vision and robotic applications.
The Chief Executive Officer of Neurotechnology, Algimantas Malickas stated that the updated SDKs will allow customers to develop more reliable and faster applications. The embedded SDK version of the released products can be used to develop multi-modal or single biometric applications and recognition system using Android devices.
The VeriFinger 6.5 SDK for biometric fingerprint recognition now offers a 20% reduction in the false rejection rate and the algorithm is used in the VeriFinger Embedded 1.1 SDK.
The VeriLook 5.2 SDK for face recognition offers enhanced recognition reliability. Its advanced algorithm can simultaneously process multiple faces in a single frame. The algorithm is used in both VeriLook Surveillance 2.1 SDK and the VeriLook Embedded 1.1 SDK.
The VeriEye 2.5 SDK features a faster algorithm for iris recognition and offers a template extraction option. Providing iris recognition on embedded applications, the VeriEye Embedded 1.0 SDK is compatible with MegaMatcher and VeriEye-based products.
The VeriSpeak 1.1 SDK now offers pause detection technology and its text-dependent algorithm provides additional layer of security against unauthorized access. The VeriSpeak Embedded 1.0 SDK enables voiceprint identification using mobile devices and smartphones.
The MegaMatcher 4.3 SDK is a large-scale multi-biometric solution for high speed identification using large databases.
The SentiSight 3.1 SDK features a faster algorithm that enables tracking of multiple objects simultaneously. The SentiSight Embedded 1.0 SDK uses the SentiSight 3.1 algorithm and enables development of augmented reality, robotics, mobile law enforcement, and object recognition applications.
Source: http://www.neurotechnology.com