What is Biometric identification?

What is Biometric identification?

Biometric identification is a method of verifying the identity of an individual based on their unique physical or behavioral characteristics. Biometric identification systems capture and analyze various biometric traits to match them against stored templates or reference data. Some of the commonly used biometric identifiers include: 1. Facial recognition - analyzing the unique features of a person's face 2. Fingerprint scanning - analyzing the patterns of ridges and valleys on a person's fingertips 3. Iris scanning - analyzing the unique patterns of a person's iris 4. Retina scanning - analyzing the unique patterns of a person's retina blood vessels 5. Voice recognition - analyzing the unique characteristics of a person's voice 6. Hand geometry - analyzing the size and shape of a person's hand and fingers 7. Signature recognition - analyzing the unique features of a person's signature 8. Gait analysis - analyzing the unique way a person walks or moves Biometric identification systems are often used for security and access control purposes, such as granting access to restricted areas or authorizing financial transactions. Biometric identification can also be used in border control, law enforcement, healthcare, and other areas where accurate identification is critical.

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