System and method for identifying people
AssigneeL3 Communications Integrated Systems, L.P.
InventorsJerry W. Yancey, Valentin Francisco Gavito, JR., Aya Nagao Bennett, Deepak Prasanna, Matthew P. DeLaquil
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Abstract
A system for identifying a person includes at least one biometric sensor for sensing a biometric characteristic of the person; at least one signal sensor for sensing a signal emitted from a device carried by the person; and a computing device for comparing the sensed biometric characteristic and the sensed signal to known characteristics of the person in an attempt to identify the person.
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An identification system comprising:
- at least one biometric sensor for sensing a biometric characteristic of a person;
- at least one signal sensor for sensing a signal emitted from a device carried by the person;
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- a computing device for comparing the sensed biometric characteristic and the sensed signal to known characteristics of the person in an attempt to identify the person.
A system for identifying a person, the system comprising:
- a plurality of biometric sensors for sensing biometric characteristics of the person;
- at least one signal sensor for sensing signals emitted from devices carried by the person;
- an input device for receiving identification information for the person;
- a computing device operable to retrieve known characteristics for the person based on the identification information, compare the sensed biometric characteristics and the sensed signals to the known characteristics, and provide an indication of whether the sensed biometric characteristics and the sensed signals match the known characteristics.
A method for identifying a person, the method comprising:
- sensing a biometric characteristic of the person with a biometric sensor;
- sensing a signal emitted from a device carried by the person with a signal sensor;
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- comparing in a computing device the sensed biometric characteristic and the sensed signal to known characteristics of the person in an attempt to identify the person.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.