Germany's Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) has certified the image quality of the tenprint scanner from German biometrics company Jenetric, the Livetouch Quattro. As a manufacturer-independent entity the BSI tested and certified the image quality of the LIVETOUCH QUATTRO in accordance with the strict Technical Guideline TR-03121 for biometrics in sovereign applications.The firm said this is an important signal for public administrations, as a standardized and consistently high image quality is a prerequisite for the sovereign capture and comparison of fingerprints, for example, by registration offices, the police or foreign ministries.Roberto Wolfer, CEO of JENETRIC, emphasizes: “JENETRIC pursues a clear goal: the highest image quality combined with the simplest operation of fingerprint scanners. After our fingerprint scanner was the first device based on the innovative optical TFT technology to be certified by the FBI in 2015, we are pleased the BSI has further confirmed the high image quality of the new technology.”The device is so far the only fingerprint scanner with optical TFT technology, which has been certified by the BSI.

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