Biometrics refers to using unique human characteristics to identify individuals. This document outlines biometrics, how it works through enrollment and matching of data, its importance for security, and its various applications like access control and ATMs. The future of biometrics is promising with technologies like ear and odor recognition. While biometrics provide advantages like accuracy, issues around cost, privacy, and errors still need addressing.
4. OUTLINE
? Biometrics Definition
? How Biometrics works ?
? Biometrics Importance
? Biometrics History
? Biometrics Characteristics
? Physiological Biometrics
? Behavioral Biometrics
? Applications of Biometric
? Future prospects of Biometrics
? Advantages & Disadvantages of Biometrics
? Conclusion
5. BIOMETRICS
biometrics refers to technologies that measure and
analyze human body characteristics, such as DNA,
fingerprints, eye retinas and irises, voice patterns, facial
patterns and hand measurements, for authentication
purposes.
6. HOW BIOMETRICS WORKS ?
? Enrollment
The data to be verified is recorded and
scanning is done
? Representation
The recorded data is converted into a digital
representation and stored as a numerical template
7. HOW BIOMETRICS WORKS ?
? Matching
The questioned data
is compared to the stored
numerical template
? Verification /
Identification
In verification,
an image is matched to only
one image in the data base
8. BIOMETRICS IMPORTANCE
? The security is needed in every
place
? Alleviate the existing problems, Like those which
can be taken, stolen, borrowed or even forgotten
9. BIOMETRICS IMPORTANCE
? Improves convenience, security, and privacy
? The first and most critical link in the security
chain
? Presented to counteract security
threats
10. BIOMETRICS HISTORY
? The word ^biometrics ̄ is derived from the Greek
words
? Bio which means (Life)
? Metric means (to measure)
? The first known example of biometrics is practice
was a form of finger printing being used in China in
the 14th century, as reported by explorer Joao de
Barros
11. BIOMETRICS HISTORY
? in 1980s, `Bertillonage¨ created a method of bodily
measurement with the criminals who repeated the
crimes with different names and looks.
? After this, finger printing, which was developed by
Richard Henry of Scotland Yard.
14. PHYSIOLOGICAL BIOMETRICS
FINGER PRINT RECOGNISATION
Fingerprint recognition is the identification by
using patterns of friction ridges and valleys on
an individual¨s fingertips which are unique to
that individual
? Estimate orientation with edge detection
18. PHYSIOLOGICAL BIOMETRICS
DNA RECOGNITION
? Forensic genetics use ^deoxyribonucleic acid ̄ DNA
profiling in a number of human identity application
? 0.01% entire genome is unique
? 3 million base pairs of DNA
? 95% of human genome are junk DNA
19. BEHAVIORAL BIOMETRICS
KEYSTROKE DYNAMICS
Keystroke dynamics is an automated method of
examining an individual keystones on a keyboard
The technology examines such dynamics
as speed and pressure, the total time taken to type
particular words, and time elapsed between hitting
certain keys
26. APPLICATIONS OF BIOMETRICS
? Prisons
Fujitsu has developed a mouse that can verify a
person¨s identity by recognizing his pattern of blood
veins
(blood veins recognition)
28. APPLICATIONS OF BIOMETRICS
? Pc access
? GM & Hz to protect computer
facility
(voice identification)
? Computers
there are so many locks that use
different biometrics such as vein, voice, hand
printing, iris and face etc.
29. FUTURE PROSPECTS OF
BIOMETRICS
Biometry is one of the most promising and life-
alternating technologist in existence today. It is all set
to change the way we live in the future.
Some of the emerging biometrics technologies in the
near future are
? Ear shape identification
? Body odor identification
? Body salinity identification
? DNA matching
30. FUTURE PROSPECTS OF
BIOMETRICS
? Teeth, nail bed structure
identification
? Blood pulses recognition
? More accurate home-use
system
? opt-in club memberships
? Biometric Time clocks
? Biometric Pc¨s more security
31. ADVANTAGES OF BIOMETRICS
1) Uniqueness
2) Universality
3) Permanence
4) Measurability
5) User friendliness
6) Accuracy
7) comfort
33. DISADVANTAGES OF
BIOMETRICS
5) The amount of comfort
6) The scanning of eye is fearful
7) The nervousness that
people feel about the
scanner identification
34. CONCLUSION
? Biometrics is an emerging area with
many opportunities for growth
? Possibility in the near future, you will
not have to remember PINs and
passwords and keys in your bags and
pockets will be thing in the past
? The field of biometric is evolving , It
increases both privacy & convinces