Accurate
|
Every
iris is absolutely unique. None of other biometric
recognition technology can lower the FAR(False Accept
Rate) below 0.0001% which iris recognition technology
achieve very easily. There is no argument about
the fact that iris recognition technology is the
best and most accurate among biometrics. |
Fast
|
Looking
at speed in conjunction with accuracy, there's simply
no other technology that can deliver high accuracy
authentication in anything close to the real-time
performance of iris recognition. |
Scalable
|
As
iris data templates require only 512 bytes of storage
per iris, very large databases can be managed and
speedily searched without degradation of performance
or accuracy. |
Non-invasive
|
Iris
recognition is non-contact and quick, offering unmatched
accuracy when compared to any other security alternative,
from distances as far as 10 to 60 cm. |
| Biometrics |
Advantage |
Weak point |
Finger print
recognition
|
ㆍSize of the device can be small.
ㆍWidely available and low cost.
|
ㆍThe finger print can be easily changed
and erased.
ㆍRecognition false rate is high
ㆍExposed to counterfeit. |
| Face recognition |
ㆍNon-contact
ㆍDetect from distance
ㆍEfficient to detect one out of many |
ㆍRecognition false rate is high
ㆍDifficult to identify for disguise and style change
ㆍExposed to counterfeit. |
| Voice recognition |
ㆍNon-contact
ㆍDetect from distance
|
ㆍRecognition false rate is high
ㆍExposed to counterfeit. |
| Vein recognition |
ㆍAccurate
|
ㆍShould contact
ㆍExpensive |
(Conventional)
Iris recognition
|
ㆍMost accurate
ㆍAlmost impossible to counterfeit
|
ㆍDifficult to realize
the technology
ㆍDevice is bulky
ㆍVery expensive |
