New ways to enable security based on a person's body's movements are being discovered by scientists, which, unlike retinal scans and fingerprints, can't be obtained from them. Scientists at the Carnegie Mellon University's new Biometrics Research and Identity Automation Lab are hoping to create passwords that require not just some poorly chosen combinations of numbers and letters, but the physical presence of a specific person to unlock. BioSoles are ...Saturday, 29 September 2012
New Biometric Security Systems: Coming Soon
New ways to enable security based on a person's body's movements are being discovered by scientists, which, unlike retinal scans and fingerprints, can't be obtained from them. Scientists at the Carnegie Mellon University's new Biometrics Research and Identity Automation Lab are hoping to create passwords that require not just some poorly chosen combinations of numbers and letters, but the physical presence of a specific person to unlock. BioSoles are ...
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