Biometrics Technology, Types & Applications
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This document discusses biometrics technology and its various applications. It describes three main types of authentication: something you know, something you have, and something you are (biometrics). Biometrics refers to using biological and behavioral characteristics to identify individuals. Common physical biometrics include fingerprints, facial features, retina, iris, veins and hand/finger geometry. Behavioral biometrics include keystroke dynamics, voice, gait, and signature. The document outlines several biometric technologies like fingerprint, facial, iris recognition and signature identification. It also discusses applications in security, government, banking, access control and advantages and disadvantages of biometrics.
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Biometric Technology
Biometric technology uses physiological or behavioral characteristics to uniquely identify individuals. As populations grew and mobility increased, identity verification increasingly relied on documents and passwords rather than personal recognition. Biometrics provides a solution by using something unique to each person, like fingerprints, irises, or facial features. An ideal biometric must be universal, unique, permanent, collectable, and acceptable. Systems enroll users by storing biometric templates, then verify or identify individuals by comparing live samples to templates. Common biometrics include fingerprints, irises, retinas, hand geometry, signatures, and faces.
Biometric technology
Biometric technology uses unique human characteristics to identify or verify individuals. Common biometrics include fingerprints, iris patterns, voice recognition and hand geometry. The history of biometrics began in the 1850s with fingerprint identification. A biometric system works by capturing a sample, extracting features, creating a template and matching it to existing templates. Benefits are that biometrics cannot be lost or stolen, while disadvantages include privacy issues and reliability depending on environmental factors. Current applications include border control, driver's licenses, banking and access control. Biometrics is expected to grow in use for security and transactions.
biometric technology
Technology that identifies you based on your physical or behavioral traits- for added security to confirm that you are who you claim to be.(this ppt is very dear to me as i have given a talk on this topic twice. this also fetched me and migmar first prize at deen dayal upadhyay college- converging vectors - an inter college presentation competition organized by arya bhata science forum)
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This document provides an overview of biometrics. It begins with an introduction explaining that biometrics uses physiological or behavioral characteristics to recognize individuals. It then discusses the history of biometrics, including early uses of fingerprints in China and Scotland Yard. The document outlines the typical working process of biometric systems involving sample capture, extraction, comparison, and match/non-match determination. It also describes some common biometric technologies and methods like fingerprint identification, facial recognition, and voice authentication. Advantages of biometrics include increased security while disadvantages involve potential effects of age or health conditions.
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The document discusses biometrics and fingerprint recognition technologies. It provides an overview of why biometrics are needed due to vulnerabilities in traditional identity methods like passwords. It then describes different biometric modalities like fingerprints, facial recognition, iris scanning, and compares their characteristics. The document explains how fingerprint recognition works from image capture to matching. It outlines fingerprint matching algorithms and challenges. Finally, it discusses applications of fingerprint biometrics and provides a brief history of biometrics.
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- 1. يم ِحَّٱلر ِن ٰمْحَّٱلر ِ هٱّٰلل ِمْسِبِِ Biometrics Technology By • Usman Haider • Ahmad M. Nawaz
- 2. Three main types of authentication available today are: • Something that you know, like a password, PIN, pattern or code. • Something you have, like a swipe card, smart card, token or key. • Something you are, which is biometrics.
- 3. What is a biometic? Biometrics Is the term given to the use of biological traits OR Behavioral characteristics to identify an individual.
- 4. Characteristics The common physical characteristics are: • Fingerprint • Face • Retina • Iris • Vein pattern, and • Hand and finger geometery
- 5. Characteristics Behavioral characteristics are: • Keystroke dynamics • Voice • Gait, and • Signature dynamics
- 6. Importance of Biometrics • The security is needed in every place. • Using biometrics systems can alleviate the existing problems with current methods of identification, like those which can be taken, stolen, borrowed or even forgotten. • Improves convenience, security and privacy.
- 8. Fingerprint Recognition: • Fingerprint recognition is the identification by using patterns of friction ridges and valleys on an individual's fingertips which are unique to that individual.
- 9. Facial Recognition • Facial recognition uses the visible physical structure of the face and analysis the spatial geometry of distinguishing features in it to identify an individual.
- 10. Iris identification • The iris is the colored ring of textured tissue that surrounds the pupil of the eye. Iris identification uses the unique pattern of its texture to recognize an individual.
- 12. Voice Recognition • Voice Recognition is the Identification using the acoustic features of speech that have been found to differ between individuals.
- 13. Signature Identification • Signature identification is the analysis of the way a user signs his or her name. • The process used by a biometric system to verify a signature is called dynamic signature verification (DSV).
- 14. Signature Verification Process The following biometric traits are taken into account while designing signature verification systems. • The angle at which pen is held, • The number of times the pen is lifted, • The time it takes to write the entire signature • The pressure exerted by the person while signing • The variations in the speed with which different parts of the signature are written.
- 15. Applications of Biometrics • Security • Airports i.e. Heathrow Airport had Iris Recognition Immigration System (IRIS) to facilitate frequent travelers. • Government Agencies • Banks i.e. Facial recognition system equipped ATM Machines. • Time and attendance management • Hospitals • Banks • Access Control • Personal Computers, Phones i.e. Apple Touch ID
- 16. Advantages and Disadvantages of Biometrics Advantages • Uniqueness • Universality • User Friendliness • Accuracy • Comfort Disadvantages • Costly • Facial Imaging can also hinder accurate identification. • Missing or Injured body part problem • False acceptance and rejections • The scanning of eye is fearful to some people