This document summarizes a presentation given by Charles Ng, Head of US Operations at Fingerprint Cards (FPC), about how fingerprint authentication enables security, mobility and convenience. The presentation discusses how fingerprint sensors can securely unlock phones and provide access to a variety of online services like payments, social networks and cloud services without passwords. It provides an overview of FPC as a public company that develops patented fingerprint sensor technology. FPC's vision is to enable authentication beyond passwords and pins through their world-leading fingerprint sensors and partnerships.

1. FINGERPRINTS
–
ENABLES
MOBILITY,
SECURITY
AND
CONVENIENCE
CHARLES
NG
HEAD
OF
US
OPERATIONS,
FPC
NOV,
2013

2. AGENDA
Security
&
Convienience
Company
&
Product
Overview
Fingerprint
Cards
&
Windows
8.1
Other
Security
PlaOorm
Support
Demo
Summary
Q&A

3. SECURITY
AND
CONVENIENCE
• Biometric
authenTcaTon
will
enable
secure
and
convenient
user
verificaTon
• First
expected
use
cases
are
local
in
the
device,
adding
security
and
convenience
• Unlocking
the
phone
• Easy
and
secure
shortcut
to
predefined
menus
• Second
phase
• Secure
user
verificaTon
in
mobile
devices
using
fingerprint
sensors
for
variety
of
services
including
payment,
cloud
access,
etc.
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4. SOME
SECURE
USER
VERIFICATION
USE
CASES
• Secure
on-­‐line
transacTons
• No
need
to
remember
passwords
for
on-­‐line
purchasing
• No
need
for
PIN
codes
for
banking
transacTons
• Secure
user
verificaTon
for
social
networks
• No
need
to
remember
passwords
to
log
into
social
networks
(Facebook,
Twi]er,
LinkedIn
etc)
• Secure
access
to
cloud
services
• We
store
our
lives
in
the
cloud
• Personal
and
sensiTve
data
only
shared
with
closest
family
and
friends
• Secure
verificaTon
of
the
other
party
in
a
call
• Improved
customer
care
• “Know
who
you’re
talking
to”
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5. SOLUTIONS
FOR
MOBILE
DEVICE
OEMS
Authen=ca=on
Iden=ty
Management
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Content
Protec=on
5
Secure
Communica=on
Securing
the
Hardware

6. COMPANY
OVERVIEW
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Public
company
-­‐
Sweden
Nasdaq
HQ
in
Gothenburg
Sweden
Offices
in
Malmö,
Tokyo,
Seoul,
Shanghai,
Taipei,
California,
Florida
Market
cap
(2013-­‐09-­‐27):
$410m
Patented
fingerprint
sensor
technology
developed
since
1997
Currently
staff
of
approx.
60
persons
and
growing
Fabless
operaTon
•
SMIC
wafer
foundry
•
CooperaTon
with
leading
packaging
suppliers
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7. EXPERIENCED
MANAGEMENT
TEAM
Johan
Carlström
–
President
&
CEO
• CEO
since
2009
• 20
years
in
ExecuTve
sales
&
BD
with
UlTcom,
Ericsson
and
Mercury
InteracTce
and
5
years
as
Financial
Analyst
• Graduate
in
economics
from
the
universiTes
of
Uppsala
&
Stockholm
Jens
Reckman
–
CFO
• CFO
since
2009
• EducaTon:
MBA
and
other
qualificaTon
from
Gothenburg
University
• 25
years
experience
as
CFO,
Finance/Business
Controlling
and
Management
from
Technology,
VC,
RE,
Audit,
ConsulTng,
Jörgen
LanNo
–
CTO,
EVP
Strategy
&
Product
Management
• CTO
since
February
2013
• EVP
and
CTO
of
ST-­‐Ericsson
2009-­‐2012
• 22
years
in
Ericsson,
recently
VP.
CEO
of
Alice
Systems
and
co-­‐
founder
of
Northstream
Technical
college
graduate
Thomas
Rex
–
EVP
Sales
&
MarkeTng
• EVP
Sales
&
MarkeTng
since
2011
• VP
Sales
Asia/Pacific
Ericsson
Mobile
PlaOorms,
VP
IPTV
Industry
IniTaTves
Ericsson,
VP
Sales
&
MarkeTng
Nanoradio,
• EducaTon:
M.Sc.
in
Electrical
Engineering
Lund
University
Pontus
Jägemalm
–
Senior
VP
R&D
• SVP
R&D
since
2009
• EducaTon:
M.Sc.
and
Ph.D
in
Engineering
Physics
from
Chalmers
University
of
Technology
Henrik
Storm
–
VP
Customer
Projects
• VP
Customer
Projects
since
2012,
with
FPC
since
2004
• EducaTon:
M.Sc.
and
Lic
Engineering,
Electrical
Eng.
&
Applied
MathemaTcs,
Chalmers
University
of
Technology
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8. OUR
VISION-­‐
”BEYOND
KEYS
AND
PINS”
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9. FPC
ENABLING
THE
VISION
! World
leading
finger
sensor
products
– Touch
sensor
(also
called
area
sensor)
#1
Globally
– Swipe
sensor
#1
Globally
in
mobile
phones
! Partnerships
with
world
leaders
– Mobile
&
PC
plaOorm
partners
– OS
partners
– Module
companies
! StandardisaTon
leadership
– Global
PlaOorm
– Fido
alliance
! Enabling
customers
Globally
– Strong
local
support
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10. DESIGNED
FOR
MOBILE
DEVICES
• Extremely
good
3D
image
quality
Ultra
low
power
consumpTon
Robust
with
good
high
quality
Compact
and
easy
to
integrate
into
customer
products
• Customizable
• Excellent
system
performance
• Provide
security
and
convenience
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11. WORLD
LEADER
IN
TOUCH
SENSORS
• FPC
is
the
world
leader
in
fingerprint
Touch
Sensors
• Have
delivered
Touch
Sensors
in
million
units
in
different
applicaTons
all
over
the
world
• Reuse
of
proven
technology
and
knowledge
• Very
high
yield
producTon
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12. CORE TECHNOLOGY
Terminology
• FPC System
• Sensor Technology
• Algorithm
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13. IMAGE
QUALITY
-­‐
EXTREMELY
GOOD
3D
IMAGE
QUALITY
IN
REAL
TIME
• 256 true grey scale values in
every pixel
• 508 dpi
• 40 fps (@12 MHz SPI)
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14. POWER
CONSUMPTION
POWER
CONSUMPTION
ULTRA
LOW
POWER
CONSUMPTION
Sensor
Mode
Power
Consump=on
Image
capturing
1.2
mA
@
1.8V
NavigaTon
1.0
mA
@
1.8v
Sleep
6
µA
@
1.8V
Deep
sleep
0.5
µA
@
1.8V
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15. MEASUREMENT
TECHNIQUE
Others
Fingerprints
FPC’s sensors contain small capacitive plates, each with their own electrical circuit embedded in the chip. The
sensor use FPC’s own method HSPA (High Sensitive Pixel Amplifier) which allows each pixel element in the
sensor to detect very weak signal, which improves image quality for all types of fingers.
Extremely weak electrical charges, sent via the finger, are created, building a pattern between the finger's ridges or
valleys and the sensor's plates. Using these charges the sensor measures the capacitance pattern across the
surface.
FPC’s HSPA-method also allows a patented protective coating that helps FPC’s sensors to withstand well above
European Community Standard Class 4 requirement of 15kV for static electricity (ESD) as well as wear and tear.
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16. WORLD
LEADER
IN
IMAGE
QUALITY
Sweat
pore
3D
Topological
Data
Collected
from
Fingerprint
True
8-­‐bit
image
raw
data
More
sensiTve
pixel
element
delivers
be]er
image
quality
than
compeTTon
-­‐
True
8-­‐bit
data
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17. ALGORITHM
FPC’s patented Distinct Area Detection (DAD) algorithm is a feature based
algorithm, looking for something that is unique in its surroundings. It locates distinct
areas in the three-dimensional (3D) fingerprint image captured from the sensor
Ridge
Pixels
Valley
Real fingerprint
Sensor
2D, minutia based algorithm
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3D, FPC’s DAD based algorithm

18. BIOMETRIC
PERFORMANCE
• EsTmated
False
Acceptance
Rate
(FAR)
vs
False
RejecTon
Rate
(FRR)
value
FAR
FRR
• 1/100
000
1
%
• VerificaTon
speed:
• PC:
0.02s
(Average
performance
desktop
PC)
• Android:
0.05
s
• RotaTon:
up
to
360
degrees
• Template
size:
<1
kBytes
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19. FPC
SWIPE
SENSOR
GAINING
MOMENTUM
• 1st
phone
launched
to
the
market
in
July
(Japan)
• Most
demanding
operator
(DoCoMo)
Most
experienced
finger
sensor
phone
OEM
(Fujitsu)
• 1st
Korean
player
(Pantech)
launched
in
August
• 1st
Chinese
manufacturer
(Konka)
launched
in
September
Several
manufacturers
soon
to
follow
• FPC
has
become
the
de
facto
choice
for
most
mobile
phone
players
• Finger
sensor
high-­‐lighted
as
key
selling
point
by
OEMs
19
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20. FPC
SWIPE
SENSOR
KEEPING
THE
MOMENTUM
• Happy
and
saTsfied
customers
give
fast
follow-­‐up
projects
• Fujitsu
announced
another
6
products
with
FPC
technology,
launching
from
October
• 4
Phones
• 2
tablets
• MulTple
Japanese
operatprs
• Pantech
announced
phablets
with
3
different
operators
with
FPC
technology,
launching
from
October
20
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21. WHY
FPC
IS
THE
NATURAL
CHOICE
FOR
MOBILE
DEVICES
• Best
picture
quality
and
biometric
performance
•
•
•
•
Image
quality:
500
dpi
8
bit
3D
Image
Capture
3D
based
algorithm
Low
FRR/FAR
• High
hardware
quality
• Extremely
high
asic
yield
&
quality
• Best
in
class
ESD
protecTon
• Shortest
BOM
list
• NavigaTon
• Excellent
navigaTon
in
HW
+
SW
• Power
consumpTon:
• 15-­‐30
Tmes
lower
than
compeTTon
• Patented
soluTon
• FPC
pioneer
since
1997
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22. DEMO
APPLICATIONS
FPC
has
implemented
a
number
of
new
Android
4.2
applicaTons,
combining
fingerprint
sensor
soluTons
and
an
appealing
user
experience:
•
•
•
•
•
MulTple
finger
registraTon
process
Screen
unlock
and
Shortcut
implementaTons
ApplicaTon
Protector
Web
Logon
Mobile
Market
Payment
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23. GLOBAL
#1
AREA
SENSOR
SUPPLIER,
80%
MS
IN
CHINA
China
ConstrucTon
Bank
Bank
Of
China
Industrial
And
Commercial
Bank
of
China
Agricultural
Bank
Of
China
Postal
Savings
Bank
of
China
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24. FPC
GLOBAL
#1
IN
TOUCH
SENSOR
• FPC
capaciTve
touch
sensor
technology
world
leading
• Shipped
in
millions
for
different
secure
applicaTons
such
as
banking
• Microsoy
use
FPC
in
its
Windows
8.1
Global
road-­‐show
• New
area
sensor
opTmized
for
mobile/tablet/PC
launching
2014
• FPC1020
• Excellent
user
experience
• A]racTve
size
• Affordable
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25. SMALL
AREA
SENSOR
FOR
MOBILE
DEVICES,
FPC1020
• OpTmized
for
mobile
device
usage
with
ultra
low
power
consumpTon
• Outstanding
image
quality
leads
to
superior
system
performance
• Excellent
user
experience
• Proven
technology
and
producTon
concept
–
low
risk
and
high
quality
• FPC
is
the
#1
global
area
sensor
provider
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26. Ne
TOUCH
SENSOR
DEMO
USB
READER
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27. FPC
COOPERATION
WITH
MICROSOFT
IN
WINDOWS
8.1
NEW
ORLEANS
–
June
4,
2013
–
Today
at
TechEd
North
America
2013
Microsoy
demonstrates
an
FPC
fingerprint
touch
sensor
in
combinaTon
with
a
beta
version
of
Windows
8.1,
an
update
to
Windows
8.
The
demonstraTons
showcase
a
number
of
innovaTve
online
use
cases
using
FPC’s
fingerprint
touch
technology.
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28. MICROSOFT’S
STATEMENT
IN
TODAY’S
PRESS
RELEASE
“Fingerprint-­‐based
Biometrics
sensors
will
be
an
integral
part
of
the
Windows
8.1
user
experience.
They’ll
provide
enhanced
security
and
the
very
best
experience
for
verifying
a
user’s
idenTty.
Fingerprint
Cards
has
shown
us
an
impressive
roadmap
and
a
great
line-­‐up
of
capaciTve
touch
sensors
that
will
help
make
biometrics
mainstream
on
Windows
devices.
We
appreciate
the
collaboraTve
nature
of
FPC
and
their
recepTveness
to
our
feedback
which
will
result
in
excellent
integraTon
in
Windows
8.1.”
says
DusTn
Ingalls,
Partner
Group
Program
Manager
for
Windows
Security
&
IdenTty
at
Microsoy.
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29. FINGERPRINTS
AND
WINDOWS
8.1
• Windows
8.1
will
feature
many
funcTons
operated
by
the
fingerprint
sensor
system,
including:
Logging
in
to
Windows,
AppStore
payments,
In-­‐App
purchase
authorizaTon
Parent
authorizaTon
of
children’s
acTviTtes.
• General
3:rd
party
user
verificaTons,
•
•
•
•
• Supported
through
WBF
–
Windows
Biometric
Framework
• The
new
GUI
provided
by
Microsoy
is
fully
integrated
into
Windows.
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30. FIDO
ENABLES
“ONE
SWIPE
TO
PAY”
ON
MOBILE
• 1 payment screen option instead of 2-3 needed currently for mobile checkout
• On-device apps can also send identity information to cloud applications
Purchase
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Confirm
Download

31. FIDO
ENABLES
PERSONALIZATION
• Mobile device can provide identity for other devices such as smart TVs
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32. PROGRESS
WITH
FIDO
• FIDO
(Fast
IDenTty
Online)
defines
an
open
industry
web-­‐based
standard
for
secure
on-­‐line
transacTons
• IntegraTon
of
FIDO
client
for
Android
with
FPC
driver
completed
‒ Close
development
between
FPC,
Noknok
and
leading
Internet
websites
to
bring
forward
a
complete
commercial
offering
• Launch
of
commercial
FIDO
phones
by
FPC
customers
expected
fall
2013
• FPC
leads
ecosystem
efforts
for
fingerprint
sensors
globally
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33. PROGRESS
WITH
GLOBAL
PLATFORM
• Global
PlaOorm
is
defining
secure
device
environments
(phone,
smartcard,
SIM
card
etc)
for
secure
transacTons
• FPC
started
standardizaTon
of
fingerprint
sensor
integraTon
in
TEE
in
May
2013
• FPC
selected
as
editor
and
driver
of
fingerprint
sensor
standardizaTon
in
Global
PlaOorm
• First
release
of
standard
consistent
with
FPC
implementaTon
planned
H1
2014
• FPC
leads
ecosystem
efforts
for
fingerprint
sensors
globally
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34. SUMMARY
• Leading
fingerprint
technology
• Outstanding
image
quality,
power
consumpTon
and
packaging
opTons
• Mature
&
proven
technology
• Both
area
sensor
and
swipe
sensor
in
high
volume
mass
producTon
• Easy
and
straight-­‐forward
HW
integraTon
• Strong
IPR
posiTon
since
1997
• Aggressive
roadmap
aiming
for
market
and
industry
leadership
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&
ATTRIBUTION
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the
AMD
Arrow
logo
and
combinaTons
thereof
are
trademarks
of
Advanced
Micro
Devices,
Inc.
in
the
United
States
and/or
other
jurisdicTons.
SPEC
is
a
registered
trademark
of
the
Standard
Performance
EvaluaTon
CorporaTon
(SPEC).
Other
names
are
for
informaTonal
purposes
only
and
may
be
trademarks
of
their
respecTve
owners.
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PRESENTATION
TITLE
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NOVEMBER
20,
2013
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CONFIDENTIAL