Overview of biometric technology. Contents: 1. What is Biometrics The term “biometrics” is derived from the Greek words “bio” (life) and “metrics” (to.

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Overview of biometric technology

Contents:

1. What is Biometrics The term “biometrics” is derived from the Greek words “bio” (life) and “metrics” (to measure).

1. What is Biometrics

2. Biometrics Method

Fingerprint Iris Face

2. Biometrics Method Fingerprint Iris Face

2. Biometrics Method Fingerprint Iris Face

3. Why need Biometrics

4. Key-points of Biometrics Enrollment One to One Recognition Process One to many FAR&FRR Match threshold

4. Key-points of Biometrics Enrollment One to One Recognition Process One to many FAR&FRR Match threshold

4. Key-points of Biometrics Enrollment One to One Recognition Process One to many FAR&FRR Match threshold

4. Key-points of Biometrics Enrollment One to One Recognition Process One to many FAR&FRR Match threshold

4. Key-points of Biometrics Enrollment One to One Recognition Process One to many FAR&FRR Match threshold

4. Key-points of Biometrics Enrollment One to One Recognition Process One to many FAR&FRR Match threshold