2. Presentation outlines
Introduction
Physiological
finger recognition
Facial recognition
Hand Geometry
Iris recognition
Behavirol Biometrics
Speaker/voice recognition
Signature
Applications
Need of biometric(frauds in industry)
Advantages and disadvantages
Conclusion
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3. Introduction
The term “biometric” is derived from the Greek words bio (life)
and metric(to measure).
For our use biometrics refers to technologies for measuring and
analysing person's physiological or behavioural characteristics
These characteristics are unique to individuals hence can be used
to verify or identify a person.
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5. Finger Recognition
A fingerprint sensor is an electronic
device used to capture a digital image of
the fingerprint pattern.
The captured image is called a live
scan. This live scan is digitally processed
to create a biometric template (a
collection of extracted features) which is
stored and used for matching.
This is an overview of some of the more
commonly used fingerprint sensor
technologies.
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6. Facial Recognition
Capture image
Find face in image
Extract features
(store template)
Compare templates
Declare matches
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7. Hand or finger geometry is an automated
measurement of many dimensions of the hand and
fingers.
Hand Geometry
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9. Speaker / Voice Recognition
Voice or speaker recognition uses vocal
characteristics to identify individuals using a pass-
phrase.
A telephone or microphone can serve as a sensor,
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10. Signature Verification
An automated method of measuring an individual’s
signature.
This technology examines speed,direction, and
pressure of writing; the time that the stylus is in and out
of contact with the “paper’’.
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11. Prevent unauthorized access to ATMs, Cellular phones
Desktop PCs
Criminal identification
In automobiles biometrics can replace keys with keyless
entry devices
Airport security
Applications
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13. Conclusion
Biometric is an emerging area with many
opportunities for growth.
Possibly in the near future, you will not have
to remember PINs and passwords and keys in
your bags or pockets will be things of the past.
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