Skeletal Topography Imaging Radar For Unique Individual Identification
OwnerLeonard Flom, Ophir Almoginventors
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Abstract
A system for identifying an individual, including an imaging radar for receiving radar data pertaining to at least a portion of a skeleton of at least one individual, an imaging module for generating at least one skeletal image of the at least one individual based on the radar data, at least one database including a plurality of skeletal data pertaining to a plurality of individuals, an identification module for comparing the at least one skeletal image with the plurality of skeletal data to determine a match.
Claims30
A system for identifying an individual, comprising:
- an imaging radar for receiving radar data pertaining to at least a portion of a skeleton of at least one individual;
- an imaging module for generating at least one skeletal image of the at least one individual based on the radar data;
- at least one database including a plurality of skeletal data pertaining to a plurality of individuals;
- an identification module for comparing the at least one skeletal image with the plurality of skeletal data to determine a match.
A system for identifying an individual, comprising:
- an imaging radar for generating one or more skeletal images of at least one individual;
- a processor;
- at least one database in communication with said processor including a plurality of skeletal data pertaining to a plurality of individuals;
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- software executing on the processor for matching the one or more skeletal images to skeletal data in the database to identify the at least one individual.
A method of identifying an individual, comprising the steps of:
- transmitting at least one imaging radar signal;
- receiving radar data pertaining to a skeleton of at least one individual;
- generating a skeletal image of the at least one individual based on the radar data;
- and
- comparing the skeletal image to a plurality of skeletal data records to determine a match.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.