Fingerprint Sensor Market growth will be fueled by rising demand for identity validation in the next six years
Aug 7, 2019
North America Fingerprint Sensor Market to register significant gains over 2019-2025
Sellbyville, United States - August 7, 2019 /MarketersMedia/ —
A key factor analyzed by GMI for fingerprint sensor market growth includes surging adoption by government organizations worldwide for authenticating individual identity, securing borders, and implementing law and order more effectively. Fingerprint sensors market has undergone a dramatic transformation in the past few years replacing mainstream identification methods powered by the ability of these sensors to offer enhanced security, reliability, and ease of access.
The technology has certainly helped in identifying known suspects traversing crowded high-security areas such as shopping malls, airports, stadiums, railway stations, clubs, schools, colleges, and others. Private commercial organizations are leveraging fingerprint sensors to protect their virtual and physical resources, manage employee attendance, and to authorize access to restricted areas.
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Growth will predominantly come from North America fingerprint sensor market due to high inclination of the region towards technically empowered electronic gadgets, smartphones, and living & commercial spaces. In addition to this, surging awareness about identity theft, misuse and forging of personal identity documents, and cybercrime are some factors which are likely to drive North America fingerprint sensor market size. Also, there has been a spike in the demand for fingerprint sensing devices for security checks in corporate and government organizations across the region.
Consumer electronics, government, commercial, and banking & finance organizations will continue to remain as key applications in the fingerprint sensor market. Banking and finance companies are increasingly deploying fingerprint recognition technology with intentions to boost the safety of monetary and non-monetary assets of customers held with these organizations.
Lately, the fingerprint sensor market in banking industry has introduced innovative ways to identify and manage customers including the introduction of smart cards, which aid customers to securely make contactless payments. Moreover, countless banking and finance firms have already integrated this technology to take advantage of fingerprint authentication on smartphones. For example, for using Singapore based OCBC bank’s Pay Anyone app, customers are required to scan a QR code and then verify the transaction through a fingerprint, face impression or mobile banking login credentials.
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This report provides a detailed and comprehensive analysis on the fingerprint sensor market, including:
• Fingerprint sensor market size, historical from 2014 to 2018 and annual forecast from 2019 to 2025.
• Major fingerprint sensor market trends, technology evolution, economic indicators, and business challenges.
• Regulatory and geopolitical trends impacting the fingerprint sensor market.
• Business drivers and pitfalls impacting key regional markets.
• Competitive landscape of the industry and detailed profiles of the major companies.
Companies mentioned in the report include:
• Crossmatch
• Ekey Biometric Systems
• IrScan
• NEC Corporation
• Synaptics Inc.
• Goodix, Apple Inc.
• Anviz Global
• Egis Technology
• Next Biometrics
• Fingerprint Cards
• Idemia
• Gemalto
• Dermalog Identification System
• Suprema Inc.
• IDEX ASA
• 3M Cogent Inc.
• Silead Inc.
• Cyber-SIGN
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