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Integrated Biometrics
Company type	Private
Industry	Biometrics, Fingerprint, Security, Law Enforcement, Physical Security, Information Security, Access Control, Authorization
Founded	2002
Headquarters	Spartanburg, South Carolina; United States
Key people	Steven Thies, CEO; The Reserve Group; SCRA
Products	Biometric Fingerprint Sensors, Light Emitting Sensors
Number of employees	50
Website	www.integratedbiometrics.com

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Integrated Biometrics develops and manufactures FBI-certified fingerprint biometric sensors. The company has developed a patented light emitting sensor (LES) film that that improves speed, size, weight, ease-of-use, and durability for fingerprint sensors when compared to optical- or silicon-based sensors. This technology combines with adaptive circuits and identification algorithms to create thinner, more reliable fingerprint sensors. The company reports that its products directly address the shortcomings of other fingerprint sensor technologies, such as dry fingerprints or scanners that must operate in direct sunlight.

Integrated Biometrics currently ships products that are 95% smaller than comparable optical scanners. These offerings have been certified to FBI Appendix F level, including FAP 45 two-finger direct and single-finger roll scans.