Download demo versions, documentation and fingerprint databases

A 16-page brochure that introduces Neurotechnology and its products.

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(1,099 kB; from October 12, 2007)

VeriFinger demo allows to evaluate the VeriFinger 6.0 algorithm. The application enrolls and identifies fingerprints from image file or supported fingerprint scanners, and can calculate ROC with custom fingerprint databases. VeriFinger demo application requires MS Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista to run.
Internet connection is not required to run the demo application.

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(62,344 kB; from April 14, 2008)

Neurotechnology offers VeriFinger 6.0 Standard SDK 30 day trial that allows developers to explore the SDKs' possibilities and to try them in real environments and real applications. Constant Internet connection is required during evaluation.

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(153,411 kB; from April 17, 2008)

Neurotechnology offers VeriFinger 6.0 Extended SDK 30 day trial that allows developers to explore the SDKs' possibilities and to try them in real environments and real applications. Constant Internet connection is required during evaluation.

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(160,429 kB; from April 17, 2007)

Documentation for Smartcard Finger-Match Add-on for VeriFinger

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(3,182 kB; from October 1, 2007)

Documentation for Template Management and Conversion Add-on

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(2,160 kB; from May 17, 2006)

Documentation for NImages Pro (WSQ) Add-on

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(897 kB; from July 12, 2007)

VeriLook demo allows to evaluate the VeriLook 3.2 algorithm. The application enrolls and identifies faces from image file, camera or webcam. VeriLook demo application requires MS Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista or later to run.
Internet connection is not required to run the demo application.

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(1,220 kB; from April 14, 2008)

Neurotechnology offers VeriLook 3.2 Standard SDK 30 day trial that allows developers to explore the SDK's possibilities and to try it in real environments and real applications. Constant Internet connection is required during evaluation.

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(93,336 kB; from April 17, 2008)

Neurotechnology offers VeriLook 3.2 Extended SDK 30 day trial that allows developers to explore the SDK's possibilities and to try it in real environments and real applications. Constant Internet connection is required during evaluation.

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(100,282 kB; from April 17, 2008)

MegaMatcher 2.1 Standard SDK 30 day trial allows to explore SDK possibilities and to try it in real environment and real application. Constant Internet connection is required during evaluation.

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(195,408 kB; from May 7, 2008)

MegaMatcher 2.1 Extended SDK 30 day trial allows to explore SDK possibilities and to try it in real environment and real application. Constant Internet connection is required during evaluation.

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(197,458 kB; from May 7, 2008)

Documentation for Smartcard Finger-Match Add-on for MegaMatcher

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(943 kB; from October 1, 2007)

The SentiSight 1.1 full demo application runs on Microsoft Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista operating systems. The application learns and recognizes objects from almost any camera or webcam, image and video files. Internet connection is not required to run the application.

You may need to view SentiSight Demo Usage Guide for more convenient evaluation of SentiSight technology.

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(11,079 kB; from February 14, 2008)

The SentiSight 1.1 simple demo application runs on Microsoft Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista operating systems. This application is intended for fast and simple evaluation of SentiSight 1.1 technology. The application has wizard-based user interface and uses only webcam for object learning and recognition. Internet connection is not required to run the application.

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(7,598 kB; from February 14, 2008)

Neurotechnology offers SentiSight 1.1 SDK on a 30 day trial that allows developers to explore the SDK's possibilities and to try it in real environments and real applications. Constant Internet connection is required during evaluation.

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(41,538 kB; from February 14, 2008)

The data files are used in SentiSight tutorials (C and C#) and also they are suitable for SentiSight Demo application. After downloading, unzip the archive and open "readme.txt" file for further instructions.

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(32,184 kB; from February 12, 2008)

FingerCell demo application for PC allows to evaluate the FingerCell 2.1 algorithm. The application is intended for PCs with Microsoft Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista.
Internet connection is not required to run the demo application.

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(8,441 kB; from April 15, 2008)

Neurotechnology offers FingerCell 2.1 EDK on a 30 day trial. This trial kit allows developers to explore the EDK's possibilities and to try it in real environments and real applications. FingerCell EDK includes samples for iPAQ Pocket PC h5500 and iPAQ Pocket PC hx2700 series devices with integrated fingerprint sensors.
Note: FingerCell 2.1 EDK trial requires constant Internet connection during evaluation.

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(6,041 kB; from July 27, 2007)

Documentation for Template Management and Conversion Add-on

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(2,160 kB; from May 17, 2006)

FaceCell demo application allows to evaluate the FaceCell 1.1 algorithm. The application enrolls and identifies faces from image file, embedded video camera or external video source. FaceCell demo application requires an ARM-based handheld device running Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 or later.
Internet connection is not required to run the demo application.

zip archive for MS Windows Mobile 2003
(1,933 kB; from November 26, 2007)

Neurotechnology offers FaceCell 1.1 EDK on a 30 day trial. The downloadable trial kit allows developers to explore the EDK's possibilities and to try it in real environments and real applications. FaceCell 1.1 EDK includes a fully functional programming sample for iPaq HW6915 and similar properties can be implemented for use on other devices.
Note: FaceCell 1.1 EDK trial requires constant Internet connection during evaluation.

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(3,395 kB; from November 26, 2007)

Fingerprint samples were scanned with Cross Match Verifier 300 scanner at 500 dpi

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(37,410 kB; from September 19, 2006)

Fingerprint samples were scanned with DigitalPersona U.are.U 4000 scanner at 500 dpi

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(58,273 kB; from January 10, 2007)