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AbstractConjunctival vascular images are obtained from individual's eye for purposes of creating a multi-dimension, non-iris based biometric. The biometric can be used for identification or authentication purposes. Multi-dimensional correlation processing can be used to evaluate pairs of biometrics. | InventorsAssigneeApplicationNo. 11416052 filed on 05/02/2006US Classes:382/117, Using a characteristic of the eye351/206, Including eye photography382/128, Biomedical applications348/239Camera and video special effects (e.g., subtitling, fading, or merging)Field of Search382/115, Personnel identification (e.g., biometrics)382/117, Using a characteristic of the eye348/78, Eye351/206, Including eye photography340/5.52, Biometrics340/5.53, Image (e.g., fingerprint, face)340/5.82, Biometrics340/5.83Image (Fingerprint, Face)ExaminersPrimary: Johns, Andrew W.Attorney, Agent or FirmUS Patent References4998533, Apparatus and method for in vivo analysis of red and white blood cell indicesIssued on: 03/12/1991 Inventor: Winkelman6247813, Iris identification system and method of identifying a person through iris recognition Issued on: 06/19/2001 Inventor: Kim, et al.6526160, Iris information acquisition apparatus and iris identification apparatus Issued on: 02/25/2003 Inventor: Ito6665426Method of biometric identification of an individual and associated apparatus Issued on: 12/16/2003 Inventor: Kim International ClassG06K 9/00 |