What Is the Difference Between Biometrics and Fingerprints?
What Are Biometrics?
Biometrics is the science and technology of measuring and analyzing unique physical and behavioral characteristics. These characteristics are used to identify individuals or verify their identity in various systems, from border control to unlocking personal devices. Fingerprints are one type of biometrics.
Categories of Biometrics
Physiological Biometrics
● Fingerprint Recognition: Uses unique ridge patterns on fingertips.
● Facial Recognition: Identifies individuals by analyzing facial features.
● Iris Scanning: Examines unique patterns in the colored part of the eye.
● Retina Scanning: Maps the unique blood vessel patterns in the retina.
● Hand Geometry: Measures the shape and size of the hand.
Behavioral Biometrics
● Voice Recognition: Identifies individuals by their vocal patterns.
● Signature Dynamics: Analyzes the way someone signs their name.
● Gait Analysis: Studies an individual’s unique walking pattern.
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