Iris Recognition

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Fingerprint Recognition: Analyzing the patterns of ridges and valleys on a person's fingertip to identify or authenticate them.


Facial Recognition: Identifying individuals based on unique facial features, often used in security systems and smartphone unlocking.


Iris Recognition: Analyzing the unique patterns in the colored portion of the eye (iris) for identification.


Voice Recognition: Analyzing voice patterns and characteristics for speaker identification and authentication.


Palmprint Recognition: Similar to fingerprint recognition, analyzing the unique patterns on a person's palm for identification.


Retina Scanning: Scanning the unique patterns of blood vessels in the back of the eye (retina) for identification.


Hand Geometry: Analyzing the size and shape of a person's hand for identification.


Vein Recognition: Scanning the unique patterns of veins in a person's hand or finger for identification.


Gait Recognition: Analyzing an individual's walking style for identification, often used in surveillance systems.


DNA Biometrics: Analyzing an individual's unique genetic code for identification purposes, though this is less commonly used due to privacy and ethical concerns.


Keystroke Dynamics: Analyzing the unique patterns of typing rhythms and speed for authentication.


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