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Xperix is pleased to announce our participation in MOSIP Connect 2025, the premier global event for digital identity experts and practitioners. The event will be held at the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC) in Manila, from March 11-13, bringing together government officials, technology providers, and identity management specialists worldwide.This marks the second MOSIP Connect event, following its successful launch as a platform for fostering collaboration between the expanding MOSIP community and its various stakeholders. MOSIP Connect is a vital forum for governments, solution providers, research institutions, and civil society organizations to share insights and advance digital identity systems globally.

Fingerprints are nature's most remarkable form of identification. No two people share similar patterns - even identical twins have distinct fingerprint characteristics. The FBI's Next Generation Identification system highlights the importance of fingerprints today. The system processes over 193,000 fingerprint searches daily against over 158 million records. Fingerprints are distinctive patterns that fall into three basic types: loops, whorls, and arches. A person's fingerprints develop during the third month of pregnancy and remain unchanged throughout their lifetime unless affected by serious injury.

In the rapidly evolving landscape of biometric technology, fingerprint sensors play a pivotal role in shaping the efficacy and reliability of identity verification systems. As organizations worldwide increasingly rely on biometric solutions for national ID, border control, national security, and access control, understanding the nuances of sensor size becomes paramount.