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Biometrics refers to the automatic identification of a person based on physiological or behavioral characteristics. It discusses various biometric characteristics including fingerprint, facial recognition, hand geometry, iris scan, retina scan, voice recognition, and signature verification. Some applications of biometrics mentioned are preventing unauthorized access, criminal identification, automobiles using biometrics for keyless entry, airport security, and theft control.
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This document defines biometrics as the automatic identification of individuals based on physiological and behavioral characteristics. It discusses various biometric identification techniques including fingerprints, facial recognition, hand geometry, iris scans, retina scans, voice recognition, signatures, and keystroke dynamics. Applications of biometrics mentioned include preventing unauthorized access to devices, criminal identification, and improving security through technologies like keyless entry and airport security. In conclusion, the document suggests that biometrics is a growing field that could replace the need for passwords, PINs, and keys in the future.
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Biometrics refers to the automatic identification of a person based on physiological or behavioral characteristics. There are two main categories of biometric characteristics - physiological (fingerprints, facial recognition, hand geometry, iris scans, retina scans) and behavioral (voice recognition, signatures, keyboard typing patterns). Biometric technologies are used for applications like preventing unauthorized access to devices, criminal identification, keyless entry systems in cars, and airport security screening.
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This document discusses various biometric technologies including fingerprint recognition, iris scanning, retina scanning, voice recognition, signature verification, face recognition, and hand geometry recognition. It describes how each type of biometric works, including capturing biometric data, extracting distinguishing features, enrollment, verification, and matching against stored templates. Biometrics are increasingly used for identification and access control because they cannot be lost, stolen, or forgotten like ID cards or passwords. However, biometric systems must also account for changes in biometrics over time.
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Biometrics refers to the automatic identification of a person based on their physiological characteristics such as fingerprints, face recognition, DNA, palm prints, retina, and voice recognition. It provides identification through measurable biological characteristics. Some common biometric technologies include fingerprints, iris recognition, hand geometry, retina scans, facial recognition and voice identification. While biometrics provide secure identification without keys, cards or passwords, they have disadvantages such as identical twins may match for some biometrics and voices or retinas can change over time.
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Biometrics refers to the automatic identification of a person based on their physiological characteristics such as fingerprints, face recognition, DNA, palm prints, retina, and voice recognition. It provides identification through measurable biological characteristics. Some common biometric technologies include fingerprints, iris recognition, hand geometry, retina scans, facial recognition and voice identification. While biometrics provide secure identification without keys, cards or passwords, they have disadvantages such as identical twins may match for some biometrics and voices or retinas can change over time.
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- 7. FingerPrint recognition A live acquisition of a person’s fingerprint. Dots (very small ridges). Space between two temporarily divergent ridges).
- 8. Facial recognition 1. Capture image 2. Find face in image 3. Extract features (store template) 4. Compare templates 5. Declare matches
- 9. Hand or finger geometry is an automated measurement of many dimensions of the hand and fingers. hand geometry
- 10. iris recognition Iris scanning measures the iris pattern in the colored part of the eye.
- 11. Retina Recognition Images back of the eye and compares blood vessels with existing data
- 13. 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
- 14. 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’’.
- 15. Prevent unauthorized access to ATMs, Cellular phones Desktop PCs Criminal identification In automobiles biometrics can replace keys with keyless entry devices.(Volkswagen is already working on it) Airport security Theft control applications • My perception :-
- 16. Future is here… Security at our finger tips. • Apple brought a revolution introducing first biometric scanner on iphone 6 making history of being the first company to offer security at our finger tips.
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