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Researcher in biometrics working on contactless palm/finger recognition here. 1) A new innovation ok. People have been doing that for more than a decade, my gr
by immmmmm 6y ago
Researcher in biometrics working on contactless palm/finger recognition here.
1) A new innovation ok. People have been doing that for more than a decade, my group included.
2) Given the sensors look, it's almost certainly near infrared (NIR) camera, probably 850nm illumination and the dark surface is a NIR filter.
3) It certainly capture a mix between palm veins (850nm quite absorbed by de-oxygenated hemoglobin) and palm skin ridges.
"Rather, the images are encrypted and sent to a highly secure area we custom-built in the cloud where we create your palm signature."
4) Weird approach to biometric template security to send palm picture to a server...
5) Curious how anti-spoofing is implemented, if at all.
edit: less agressive
- nakagin 6y ago5) Are there any anti-spoofing measures already out there? It sounds like if there are, they can be easily bypassed...
- immmmmm 6y agoFirst time a phone was advertised unlocking with facial recognition, it took one day for researchers to unlock it with a printed photograph. Try that with modern phones.. I have done three years research on that topic: yes there are out there! Do they work: to some extent yes. Can it be bypassed: like any system yes.