Swedish fingerprint firm Precise Biometrics and NXP Semiconductors have signed a license agreement for fingerprint software.In a statement, the firms said NXP will enhance its fingerprint reader security by integrating Precise Biometrics' BioMatch fingerprint recognition software.The first business agreement under the framework agreement covers licensing of fingerprint software for embedding into NXP´s fingerprint reader products. The business agreement includes a per unit license fee, a fee for support and maintenance and a fee for non-recurring engineering efforts. Precise Biometrics is currently projecting that some initial revenues generated under the agreement will be recognized starting from the first quarter of 2017. The per unit license fee is volume dependent and cannot be forecasted by Precise Biometrics at this point.”NXP Semiconductors is a leader in secure connectivity solutions for embedded applications and we are pleased to enter this framework agreement. The agreement presents opportunities for further cooperation in a wide range of secure identification areas and strengthens our position as the leader in fingerprint software” said Håkan Persson, CEO of Precise Biometrics.
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