Biometric identification by garments having a plurlity of sensors
AssigneeL.I.F.E. Corporation S.A.
InventorGianluigi LONGINOTTI-BUITONI
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Abstract
Biometric identification methods and apparatuses (including devices and systems) for uniquely identifying one an individual based on wearable garments including a plurality of sensors, including but not limited to sensors having multiple sensing modalities (e.g., movement, respiratory movements, heart rate, ECG, EEG, etc.).
Claims21
A method of confirming a user's identity, the method comprising:
- wearing a garment comprising a plurality of integrated sensors at predetermined locations;
- synchronously recording sensor data from multiple predetermined locations on the garment;
- generating, in the garment, a biometric token from the recorded sensor data;
- transmitting the biometric token to a lodger in or on the garment;
- and
- transmitting the biometric token to a third party having a biometric template against which the biometric token may be tested.
A method of confirming a user's identity, the method comprising:
- wearing a garment comprising a plurality of integrated sensors at predetermined locations in the garment that are configured to position the integrated sensors over the user's torso;
- synchronously recording sensor data from multiple predetermined locations on the garment, using a plurality of different sensor types;
- generating, in the garment, a biometric token from the recorded sensor data;
- and
- transmitting the biometric token to a third party having a biometric template against which the biometric token may be tested.
The method of claim 20, further comprising contacting an output on the garment to indicate agreement to the third party.
A method of confirming a user's identity, the method comprising:
- wearing a garment comprising a plurality of integrated sensors at predetermined locations in the garment that are configured to position the integrated sensors over the user's torso;
- adjusting the position of the sensors using haptic feedback from the garment;
- synchronously recording sensor data from multiple predetermined locations on the garment, using a plurality of different sensor types;
- generating, in the garment, a biometric token from the recorded sensor data;
- encrypting the biometric token;
- and
- transmitting the encrypted biometric token to a third party having a biometric template against which the biometric token may be tested.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.