This inventor holds 5 USPTO granted patents and 1 published patent application, plus 1 CIPO patent. Top assignee: Identification International, Inc.. Active years: 2010-2015.
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Years Active: 2010-2015
Title: Jeremy Hutchins: Innovator in Low Power Fingerprint Capture Technology
Introduction
Jeremy Hutchins, an inventive force based in Centreville, VA, holds five patents that demonstrate his commitment to advancing technology. Renowned for his latest innovations in the field of biometric systems, Hutchins continues to shape the landscape of fingerprint capture technologies.
Latest Patents
Hutchins’ most significant recent patent includes a low power fingerprint capture system, apparatus, and method. This groundbreaking invention features a large format fingerprint capture apparatus that is not only compact and lightweight but also has a platen area exceeding 3.0 square inches. The system can be powered, controlled, and data exchanged through a single data/control/power connection to a host PC, such as a desktop computer, PDA, or laptop. Furthermore, the invention can operate wirelessly with an integrated power subsystem, eliminating the need for physical connections. This innovative system typically includes essential elements such as a light source, prism, camera (with lens), and protective casing. Additional optional features may include holographic elements, a battery subsystem, magnetic stripe reader, barcode reader, and mirrors to enhance image capture.
Career Highlights
Hutchins is currently associated with Identification International, Inc., where he applies his expertise to further develop biometric identification technologies. His career is characterized by a dedication to creating solutions that enhance the functionality and efficiency of fingerprint recognition systems.
Collaborations
Throughout his career, Jeremy has collaborated with talented coworkers, including Richard Karl Fenrich and Nicholas Salerno. These professional relationships have contributed to a dynamic working environment, fostering innovation and progress in their field.
Conclusion
Jeremy Hutchins stands out as a leading inventor in biometric technology, particularly with his advancements in low power fingerprint capture systems. His contributions are significant, paving the way for more efficient and user-friendly identification solutions. As technology continues to evolve, Hutchins' work exemplifies the innovative spirit that drives progress in this critical area.
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