UBio-X Iris: An Access Control System Utilizing Iris Recognition

The patterns of the iris vary from person to person, and the rate of false recognition is overwhelmingly lower compared to other biometric authentication methods. It's great for access control and enhancing security!

**About Iris Authentication** ■ Low Rate of False Recognition The patterns of irises differ from person to person, and when combined from both eyes, there are essentially no identical iris patterns in the world. Therefore, the rate of false recognition is overwhelmingly lower compared to other biometric authentication methods. ■ Difficult to Forge Iris patterns are extremely intricate, and since the iris is located deep within the tissue, it is difficult to forge. ■ No Need for Re-registration Unlike fingerprints or facial features, the iris undergoes almost no changes from around two years of age throughout a person's life, so there is no need for re-registration. ■ No Need for Physical Contact Similar to facial recognition, iris authentication can be performed simply by taking a picture with a camera, allowing for authentication without touching the device. ■ No Need to Remove Masks During the COVID-19 pandemic, wearing masks has become essential, but authentication is still possible while wearing a mask.

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