Keyless access control with neuro and neuro-mechanical fingerprints

A wireless access system comprising:

• a wireless key fob including
• a hand held housing,
• a micro-motion sensor mounted in the housing, the micro-motion sensor to capture raw motion signal data of the user, wherein motion samples are generated by sampling the raw motion signal data at a frequency of 60 Hertz (Hz) or more, and wherein a micro-motions signal is generated by using a signal processing filter to sample the motion samples at a frequency of 30 Hz or less,
• a neuro-mechanical fingerprint (NFP) authentication controller mounted in the housing and coupled to the micro-motion sensor, the NFP authentication controller to receive the micro-motions signal, generate an NFP, and evaluate the NFP against a stored NFP user calibration to determine a match percentage and authorize access in response to the match percentage,
• a radio transmitter coupled to the NFP authentication controller to receive an access control signal, the radio transmitter including an antenna to locally transmit an authorization signal in response to the access control signal, and
• a power supply mounted in the housing, the power supply selectively coupled to the micro-motion sensor, the NFP authentication controller, and the radio transmitter to wirelessly transmit the authorization signal from the radio transmitter.