Biometrics about ppt

When was biometrics introduced?
Biometrics can be traced back to ancient times when fingerprints and handprints were used as signatures and seals.
The use of biometrics as a tool for identification and security purposes began in the late 19th century with the work of Alphonse Bertillon..
Who is this biometric?
Biometrics is the measurement and statistical analysis of people's unique physical and behavioral characteristics.
The technology is mainly used for identification and access control or for identifying individuals who are under surveillance..
Biometrics refers to the identification or verification of a person. based on his/her physiological and/or behavioral characteristics.
Several verification/identification based biometrics have. evolved based on various unique aspects of human body, ease.
Often, biometrics are biological markers, such as facial shape, fingerprints, voice/speech, iris, and veins.
Those are the most commonly known biological-based biometrics, but other markers are used for identity authentication, such as ear shape and even odor.
The Future of Biometric Technology
Authentication and identity verification systems like HyperVerge increasingly use biometric technologies for consumer and enterprise applications.
A TMR study predicts that the biometrics market will grow to $136.18 billion by 2031.
The types of characteristics that can be used for identification can be broadly categorised into physical characteristics including fingerprints, eye scans and face recognition, and behavioural characteristics including voice recognition, keystroke patterns and engagement patterns.

What is an example of an identification system using biometrics?

An example of an Identification System using biometrics would be:

You approach an ATM with NO card

NO claimed identity

NO PIN.
The ATM scans your iris and determines who you are and gives you access to your money.
An example of a Verification System using biometrics would be: You approach an ATM and swipe a card or enter an account number.

Biometrics about ppt

When was biometrics introduced?

Who is this biometric?

What is an example of an identification system using biometrics?