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Electronic locks for Godson processors

05.01.2017

Designed on the basis of MIPS instructions, Godson's (or Loongson's) national microprocessor architecture is suitable for creating a whole range of computing solutions. Based on Godson, not only 8-core processors for servers were created, but also processors for PCs and laptops. Moreover, based on the Godson architecture, single-chip assemblies are being created that can be used in almost any electronics. But it will be a platform with impressive capabilities, which ordinary microcontrollers are unlikely to be capable of. For example, based on the Godson 1C300 assembly, a platform for creating robots has been prepared.

Developers consider the market of electronic locks with fingerprint scanners to be another promising direction for using Godson assemblies. At the end of December, an agreement was signed between the developers of solutions based on the Godson architecture and a number of Chinese electronics manufacturers to use the Godson 1C100 platform as the basis for electronic locks. At the moment, there are already prototypes of solutions that are ready to be delivered to the market, but the flowering of this direction is still expected in 2017.

The basic capabilities of Godson Fingerprint Identification electronic locks based on the Godson 1C100 platform include not only scanning and maintaining a fingerprint database, but also working with voice commands, responding to passwords, working with credit cards, and more with displaying information on the built-in OLED screen. Separately, it is possible to work with RFID keys, support for Bluetooth, laser keys, SIM cards (sending SMS), proximity sensors, video recording and other features, since the power of the computing cores is quite enough for all this.

According to analysts, over the next three years, the market will distribute over 500 million electronic locks. Oddly enough, the smartphone market will contribute to this, which makes fingerprint sensors a massive and fairly inexpensive solution.

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