Iris Scanning in Phones a Reality
22 May 2006 by axxxr
The xVista iris scanning and verification technology was developed through a £1.8 million, six year partnership with the University of Sussex. The system offers the most accurate and secure method of checking an individual’s identity available to date.
 The iris data is captured and processed by a unique algorithm designed specifically to operate on low power computing devices such as a camera equipped mobile phone. A standard, 256 Mb mobile phone memory card will be able to hold over 250,000 separate iris templates and from a database of 1,000,000 irises, it will take less than one second for it to verify an individual iris.
Comments On 24 May 13:52 steven wrote what's the advantage? more security for my phone? prevent it from being stolen? or ruin more battery life? On 24 May 06:19 Harit wrote really nice yaaR On 24 May 03:53 blah wrote careful not to blink or it will burn your eye lids off! lol On 23 May 14:55 PeterLewis wrote Finally Sussex University get in the news! Don't recognise the lecturer though. On 23 May 09:40 Chris wrote hehe... the guy holding the p800 looks funny =P On 23 May 08:42 manfran wrote Can it scan 'THE ALL SEEING EYE'?!, HEHEHE On 22 May 23:42 levo75 wrote wow |
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