Biomedical Science Presentation

1. Red.
Kevin, Taylor, Torriya, and Selena

2. Goals and
Objectives
Build a sensitive
camera
Build a thumbprint
sensor
Apply our systems
throughout the world

3. We plan on securing your
clients information to the
fullest extent.
To do so we will install two
new security measures
A facial recognition
camera
A thumbprint scanner
How Do We
Plan to Help
You?

4. Facial
Recognition
The face has many landmarks (the
different peaks and valleys that
make up facial features) and the
camera-computer system program
defines these landmarks as nodal
points (there are approximately 80
nodal points on each human face).
So basically, the customer will be
asked the keep still, their face will
be scanned with this software, and
after comparing all of the
combinations of nodal points --given
enough similarities/differences-- a

5. If You Aren't Close to
Someone, They Can’t
Steal Your Information
The facial recognition technology is very difficult
to be beaten but a thumbprint is fairly simple to
replicate. For facial recognition, a professional
costume designer/makeup artist/mask maker needs
about three pictures of the customer’s face to even
make a rudimentary mask of the customer’s face
sizable to anyone else’s. To make a mask that can
fool the facial recognition is nearly impossible
without an actual mold of a person’s face (basically
impossible to get without the person knowing).
The thumbprint scanner can be easily fooled by
taking a piece of tape, forcing the customer’s thumb
unto it, taping the backside of this tape to any finger
of the thief’s choosing.

6. Are These
Biometrics
Reliable?
In the hit family movie,
The Incredibles, the
super-suit designer, Edna
Mode, uses these two
biometrics and two other
security measures to
secure an entire area of
her facility. To the
knowledge of the viewer of
said movie, no one has
ever allegedly broken into
her secretly lair.

7. How Do We Protect
Your Privacy?
Obviously there may be
several concerns about high
profile or even just an average
customer having pictures of
them stored in a database
that can unlock of their bank
account. We can solve this
hacker problem by
outsourcing to other
companies to encrypt our
systems with consistent
updates to continue to keep

8. Can People Beat
the System?
The facial recognition technology is very
difficult to be beaten but a thumbprint is fairly
simple to replicate. For facial recognition, a
professional costume designer/makeup
artist/mask maker needs about three pictures of
the customer’s face to even make a rudimentary
mask of the customer’s face sizable to anyone
else’s. To make a mask that can fool the facial
recognition is nearly impossible without an
actual mold of a person’s face (basically
impossible to get without the person knowing).
The thumbprint scanner can be easily fooled