Technology Innovation: Global Fingerprint Lock Industry Expands with Increasing Need for Robust Security Solutions

MarketReseachReports.biz has added a new market study, titled “Global Fingerprint Lock Industry 2016 Market Research Report,” to its expanding database. The report is a professional study that explores the many reasons why fingerprint locks are trending for robust security solutions, a leap from electronic codes, which are subject to human memory loss, technical flaws, and other loopholes. From the physical doors of homes, offices, and automobiles to electronic devices, fingerprint locks are becoming increasing popular in high-end security systems, says the report.

Mobile phone users, in modern times, are consistently looking for a novel experience through their devices, be it in the form of gaming, shopping, or a customized new look. Nevertheless, in all types of cellular devices that may be based on any operating system, faster and easy access to information is what consumers are looking for when it comes to selection of features of the device.

For instance, in the ubiquitous Android smartphones, third-party lock screen arrangements are always at a disadvantage over the stock lock screen when security of information is a concern. However, stock lock screens lack aesthetics and are also not user-friendly, particularly in terms of having a quick glance at notifications. Microsoft’s Next lock screen app provides an answer to these shortcomings. Not only does the app allow putting widgets on the lock screen, but it has exceptional offerings of combining an agenda from the phone’s calendar to a quick launcher system, which can be easily accessed by swiping from the bottom of the screen. This allows disabling the lock screen completely, however, the developers have included some handy additional features to avoid tampering with the lock screen feature.

The 151-page report on the global fingerprint lock industry is broken down into chapters for ease of comprehension. The chapters are further broken down into sections, with each section discussing various areas of this technology at length. This includes pros and cons, major vendors that provide fingerprint lock services, guarantee of service, etc. For the research part, analysts reached out to industry consortiums that look into matters of information security, data breach for mobile devices, etc. Following this, extensive interviews were conducted with industry experts for their viewpoint on how things will shape up in the field of fingerprint lock undertakings for mobile devices.

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From a competitive standpoint, the report mentions top manufacturers of fingerprint locks with a detailed competitive profile provided for each of them. These are DIGI, Keylock, ADEL, Dorlink, Kaadas, BE-TECH, ARCHIE, Guanying, Bonwin, YGS, KOB, NITGEN CO LTD, Probuck, Puxin, Royalwand, TENON, Wenuture group, ZKS, Samsung, Yale, Demann, Bangpai, EKF, GUTE, GOFAR, KEYU, KSMAKK, OUBAO, ROCK, Sciener, and TRI-CIRCLE. Each of the companies are profiled for their distinguishing attributes of product portfolio and specifications, business positioning, and financial standing.

The report concludes with a snapshot of the marketing channels that are used for sales and promotions of fingerprint locks, for which trade groups and industry associations are the major channels, adds the report.

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