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Welcome to the World of Morpho

Danish Biometrics

Morpho’s

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Corporate Presentation

Sandrine TrochuSales Director

Copenhaguen – May 12 th 2011

Morpho’s

Biometric Strategy and Forecast

Morpho, a Safran Group company

On the Track of Rational Innovation

The Latest Developments

The Future

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Safran Group businesses

Aerospace Defense Security

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Morpho strengthens Safran’s positioning

to capitalize on high growth security markets

Aerospace Security DefenseNo. 1 worldwide* for commercial aircraft engines (mainline jets with over 100 seats)* in partnership with General Electric

No. 1 worldwide in helicopter engines

No. 1 worldwide in landing gear

No. 2 worldwide in liquid propulsion

No. 1 worldwide in fingerprint-based biometrics

No. 1 worldwide in secure biometric identification documents

No. 1 worldwide in Explosive Detection Systems (EDS)

No. 1 in Europe for optronics systems

No. 1 in Europe for inertial navigation

No. 1 in Europe for UAV systems

Safran group leadership positionsSafran Group leadership positions

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Creation of SAGEM

2007199319361924 1982 2008 20092005

Sdu-Identification joins Safran group

SAGEM acquires Morpho Systèmes Orga Kartensysteme

joins Safran group

19941974

Printrak formed as a division of

Rockwell International

2002

SAGEM acquires Monetel

GE Homeland Protection joins

Safran group

Morpho history

2010

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Sagem listed on Paris stock

exchange

Sagem and Snecma merge to

create Safran group

Creation of Sagem Sécurité

Creation of Morpho

Systèmes

Printrak joins Safran group

Creation of Enschedé-Sdu

Sagem Sécuritébecomes Morpho

Multi-biometric Systems

Smart Cards & ID Documents Secure Equipment Detection

Fixed & mobile

Criminal identification Identity management

Chem/Bio

Mastering each technology in the security chain

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Fingerprint, PalmFace, Iris

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ID cardsPassports

Cartes SIM Customized payment cards

Speed camerase-Gates

Fixed & mobile biometric

equipment

Fixed and mobile enrollment stations

Gaming terminals

Border Control

Road Safety

Shoe

Scanning

Explosives/Narcotics

Pattern recognitionData & image processingBiometricsVehicle recognition

Secure embedded softwareCryptography

Secure printing

X-rayComputed tomography Ion Spectrometry

Advanced system architecture




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Unique customer relationship

.Longstanding trust

FBI

35 years

France

24 yearsSwitzerland

26 years

Customer driven innovation

Anticipate future trends in partnership with customers

Frequent conferences and advisory groups to better understand customer needs and expectations

Wide range of services

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The Netherlands

19 yearsNew York State

21 years

Denmark

19 yearsGermany

17 years

Norway

24 years

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United Arab

Emirates, 17 years

Wide range of servicesAn extensive range of services to better serve our customers:

� Design and architecture specifications

� Consulting guidance

� Installation

� Training

� Support and maintenance

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About FBI

Facts & Figures �First FBI contract in 1974

• First automated card-reader

�IAFIS contract signed January 1996

• Fingerprint technology provided to Lockheed Martin for FBI IAFIS

• Fingerprint image conversion: digital conversion of more than 35 million

FBI headquarters in Washington, D.C.

FBI Criminal Justice Information Services in West Virginia

FBI – United States Federal Bureau of Investigation

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About FBI�Established in 1908

� Serves as both a federal criminal investigative body and a domestic intelligence agency

�World’s largest criminal IAFIS : more than 70 million individuals

conversion of more than 35 million fingerprint cards

�FBI Next Generation Identification system Lockheed Martin selected as prime contractor 2008

• Phase 1 – IdFP (tenprint) Contract August 2009: Core product & tenprint matching system, operational March 2011

• Phase 2 – Latent Contract July 2010:Latent finger, palm & major case matching system; Latent Examiner workstation. System planned to go operational late 2012Fidelity, Bravery and Integrity

India – Aadhaar Highlights

A societal initiative driven by the Unique

IDentification Authority of India (UIDAI)

and aiming at :

� Assigning a unique identification number

to each resident in India.

� Offer a reliable authentication service to

private / public sector.

About Aadhaar A pivotal role for Morpho in Aadhaar ecosystem

� As a selected provider of the Biometric Solution

� As a certified manufacturer of Biometric Capture

Devices.

� As a qualified Enrolment Agency.

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India – Aadhaar Highlights

Technological :

� Magnitude: Target 1,2 billion people

� Multi-Biometric: fingerprint, face and iris

� High Throughput: Up to 1 million enrolments per day

A global challenge Harsh Environment especially in rural areas.

� Poor biometric quality.

� Severe Environmental conditions.

Tight Implementation Schedule

� 1st Aadhaar number issued in less than 3 months from

contract award.

� Objective to enroll 600 million residents by end of 2014.

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SmartGate New Zealand

Automated Border Control

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700,000 passengers have used SmartGate in the first year. More than 50% of eligible passengers used SmartGate

Sustained R&D investment

.World-class R&D centers in over 8 countries: France, Germany, USA, The Netherlands, Morocco, Ireland, UAE, India

Expanding team to better serve our customers’ needs:

� more than 600 engineers and specialists in French R&D center

� 150 engineering job openings per year

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Flintbek, Germany

Technologies of the future: Over 7% annual turnover dedicated to R&D

Viable solutions: One of the world’s largest R&D centers focused on identification technologies

End to end solutions: The only company to master each technology in the security chain




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Interoperability and Data Exchange

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Data Sharing Models in the EU

EURODAC (EU Asylum System)� Tenprint rolled

� No alphanumeric data

� Live since Jan 2003

EU VIS (EU Visa System)� Biometric Matching System

MSMS

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Centralised

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� Biometric Matching System

� Alphanumeric data + facial image� 10 prints flat

� Operationally ready 11th October 2011� Visa applications with biometrics

• staged worldwide rollout

� Biometric Border Verification• 3years after go live MS

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Prüm� Deadline Aug 2011

� Fingerprints� Tenprints

� Palmprints

� Latents

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Decentralised

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� Latents

� 7 MS live

BG / DE / ES / LU / AT / SI / SK

� DNA� 10 MS live

� Vehicle Registration� 10 MS Live

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Schengen Information System (SIS)� Alerts on people and goods

� Biometrics exchanged via decentralised model

� Live since 1995

� SIS II� Biometrics MS

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Distributed

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� Biometrics

� Go live 2013 ?

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Central System

Facial Recognition

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Why use Facial Recognition ?

Human Accuracy� Humans can

� identify familiar faces better than unfamiliar faces

� identify people from their own ethnic group better than those from other groups.

� Humans do “rapid comparison” and

Human Accuracy v Machine Accuracy

Machine Accuracy� Source / Probe Images

� viewing angle

� adverse lighting conditions

� age

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comparison” and “recognition”

� comparisons are not performed using a “structured methodology”

� Accuracy is assumed to decrease after viewing many faces during a single session…

� age

� temporal variance

� occlusions

� Gallery / Face Database� Quality and consistency of

images

� Overall size of database

Face Recognition

Controlled Images� Mugshots

� Driver's Licenses

� VISA & Passport Photos

Uncontrolled Images� Fraudulent ID documents

� Crime Scene Imagery

Type of Images

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� Crime Scene Imagery� CCTV

� Surveillance Imagery� specific operational surveillance by law enforcement

� Ancillary Images� cell phones, website,

computers, etc.

Facial Biometric Solutions – Status Today

Support broadest array of potential source imagery� No proprietary hardware or cameras

� Use existing photo databases and analog image sourc es

� use of low resolution images � 30 – 50 pixels between the eyes

End-to-End Solutionsintegrated into criminal justice workflows

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� integrated into criminal justice workflows

� Sophisticated Forensic Tools

� Scalable COTS based solution built upon AFIS architecture, � scalable deployment, multi-modal searches, mobile functionality

Automation� Face on the Fly technology

Use cases of Facial Recognition TechnologyPolice� Prevention.

� Investigation

� Intelligence

Border Control� Exit and entry check against a wanted list

� Find who is coming from which plane

Private� Banks

� Universities

� Tourists

� Social network

� Marketing

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� Find who is coming from which plane

Automated Border Control

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Role of Biometrics in e-Borders

� Guarantee the unicity of the document

� Avoid duplicate identities, multiple demand, visa shopping

� Biometrics authentication

� Implement wanted/search lists

� Facilitate crossing of the border in the new airplane / airport

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� Facilitate crossing of the border in the new airplane / airport configurations

� Significant evolution in the last 10 years� ICAO e-passport recommendations

� European Union Visas

� US Visit

Need to implement Automated Border Control

� Reduce constraints of the queues at the border control without requiring an increase in staff numbers

� Improve both security and facilitationActual main governmental and

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� Optimize the space in the airport without major infrastructure changes to airports and within the existing facilitation standards

� Create acceptability by passengers -Considerergonomics aspect

governmental and airports challenges

Morpho’s answer to the Challenges : Morphoway

Multiple configurations possible� Security and risk profile of traveller� Throughput speed desired

Multi-modal biometrics� Supports different type of

travellers at the same time

Integration Platform

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Integration Platform � Flexibile workflows� Monitoring and reporting

Security� Uniqueness� Liveness

Design� Safety� Moveability

Smallest footprint on the market

Mobile Solutions

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Identified customer needs

Usability Accuracy

Design

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CostModularity

Customers needs

MorphoIDent™

Truth in the palm of your hand




The Future

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The Future…Seamless integration of boarding, border and securi ty checks on people and

their luggage for improved facilitation, operationa l costs and security

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Thank you for your attention

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