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SmartMetric Premium Advanced Biometric Card Has Filed For Patents Internationally While Having Issued Patents In The United States
SmartMetric Premium Advanced Biometric Card Has Filed For Patents Internationally While Having Issued Patents In The United States.
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[{"type":"text","content":"\nSmartMetric, Inc. (OTC: SMME) founder and inventor, Chaya Hendrick has increased the patent protection for the advanced premium biometric card with new international filings both in the United States and internationally.\n\n\nThe SmartMetric biometric fingerprint activated credit card is also protected by issued patents in the United States that effectively prohibit anyone else from bringing to market a credit or debit card with a chip and a standard fingerprint sensor.\n\n\nHaving the most advanced biometric fingerprint activated credit and debit card in the world required the focus on protecting the intellectual property from copy cats. “Of course, copying is a form of flattery but to take the invention of another is just simply wrong. I am pleased to say that the SmartMetric biometric card is well protected against intellectual property thieves,” said SmartMetric’s President and CEO, Chaya Hendrick.\n\n\nThe market size of existing credit cards with chips on them is over 11 billion issued cards. As independent market research has evidenced that up to 70% of existing credit and debit card holders are keen to buy and pay for a new credit card or debit card with built in biometric fingerprint activation security, the actual market size for such cards runs into the multi-100’s of millions of cards.\n\n\nHaving issued and pending patents for biometric fingerprint activated credit and debit cards benefits SmartMetric in protecting itself from others who would want to enter the massive biometric credit card market.\n\n\nSmartMetric has spent well over a decade in perfecting the miniaturization of its biometric card internal electronics. “Creating a totally new product that pushes the limits of electronic component and assembly miniaturization has needed a great deal of perseverance and persistency,” said Chaya Hendrick.\n\n\nSmartMetric will enforce patents in order to protect the company from predative copy cats who may attempt to steal the intellectual property of the SmartMetric biometric fingerprint activated card.\n\n\nThe SmartMetric advanced biometric fingerprint card has undergone serious product advancement. The new version with live hardware-based fingerprint recognition along with the new green hybrid miniature rechargeable battery and advanced power management system has been assembl...