referring to 9,582,102 describes an "Electronic device including finger biometric sensor carried by a touch display and related methods." Originally revealed in an application published in July 2016 by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, newly granted U.S. Patent No. Setlak is the co-founder of AuthenTec , a biometric company Apple acquired in 2012 for $356 million. While other biometric systems have been touted for inclusion, such as iris and facial recognition, Apple is likely to keep fingerprint recognition as a primary authentication system, embedding it into the display itself.Apple's latest display-based fingerprint reader patent was filed on June 27, 2015, with Dale R. Setlak credited as the inventor. Though it could be limited to a specific area of the display, it is possible for the sensing area to cover the viewable display area, making the entire screen into a single cohesive fingerprint reader.The patent notes that adding the ability to scan the fingerprint through the display would speed up authentication, performing it automatically during normal use of the device.
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Patently Apple posted a patent application report last July titled "Apple Patent Confirms work on repurposing Touch ID behind the Display of an iOS Device." Today the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office officially granted Apple this patent. Readers are cautioned that the full text of any Granted Patent should be read in its entirety for full details. Apple's granted patent 9,582,102 was originally filed in Q1 2015 and published today by the US Patent and Trademark Office. Apple notes in their granted patent that "An electronic device may include a touch display that includes at least one display layer, and at least one transparent conductive layer thereon defining touch sensing pixels.
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