Target Platforms

The standard MIRLIN SDK has been compiled for Windows XP and Windows Server applications. It can be specified for .NET 2005 or 2008 development environments. There is a simple but flexible API which permits developers to access a range of diagnostics, that can later be omitted for improved speed in the release version of the application.

On a typical PC with 2.0 GHz Dual-core processor, and 1GB DDR RAM, a typical application can achieve template creation in excess of 15 image frames per second. Match speeds are around 450k per second for single template matches.

For Windows CE and LINUX devices and embedded systems, we will create an application library for your target device that mirrors the standard API available in the PC version. Your developers can then make simple function calls to build your end-user iris recognition application.

Typically, image segmentation and template creation takes < 1s, with match speeds ~ 10k/s. This is very much dependent on target CPU, clock and memory.

A specific implementation is now available on TI OMAP processor boards, such as Gumstix, Beagle Board and Real Time Control ICE-TEK board – offering a variety of interface possibilities such as USB, Ethernet/IP and Wiegand control.

We now have Eclipse Code for LINUX and other systems. Please call us for advice about producing software tools for your specific targets.