Systems and methods for using micro accelerations as a biometric identification factor
AssigneeCapital One Services, LLC
InventorDAVID WURMFELD
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Abstract
Systems and methods for using micro accelerations as a biometric factor for multi-factor authentication, the method including receiving, filtering, and determining an identifying pattern from micro acceleration data representative of the user, storing the identifying pattern for later use in authenticating the identity of the user, and using the identifying pattern as one factor in a multi factor authentication.
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The system of claim 23, wherein authenticating the identity of the user comprises at least one of:
- approving a financial transaction, granting a secured access, or receiving confidential information.
A system for authentication using an electronic card, comprising:
- one or more memory devices storing software instructions;
- and
- one or more processors configured to execute software instructions to perform operations comprising:
- receiving micro acceleration data collected by one or more accelerometers of an electronic card;
- determining, based on micro acceleration data, one or more normalized Hausdorff space patterns;
- determining, based on the one or more normalized Hausdorff space patterns, an identifying pattern representative of a movement pattern of a user associated with the card;
- comparing the identifying pattern with a reference pattern;
- authenticating, based on the comparison, an identity of the user;
- and
- determining, based on the comparison, that the user is not an authorized person to possess the card.
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A system for authentication using an electronic card, comprising:
- one or more memory devices storing software instructions;
- and
- one or more processors configured to execute software instructions to perform operations comprising:
- receiving reference micro acceleration data from an electronic card;
- determining, based on micro acceleration data, the reference pattern;
- storing the reference pattern into a storage device;
- receiving, from the electronic card, micro acceleration data collected by one or more accelerometers of the card;
- determining, based on the micro acceleration data, one or more normalized Hausdorff space patterns;
- determining, based on the one or more normalized Hausdorff space patterns, an identifying pattern representative of a movement pattern of a user associated with the card;
- comparing the identifying pattern with the reference pattern;
- and
- authenticating, based on the comparison, an identity of the user.
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A method for authentication using an electronic transaction card, comprising:
- receiving micro acceleration data collected by one or more accelerometers of an electronic card;
- determining, based on micro acceleration data, one or more normalized Hausdorff space patterns;
- determining, based on the one or more normalized Hausdorff space patterns, an identifying pattern representative of a movement pattern of a user associated with the card;
- comparing the identifying pattern with one or more reference patterns;
- and
- determining, based on the comparison, that the user is not an authorized person to possess the card.
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A method for authentication using an electronic transaction card, comprising:
- receiving reference micro acceleration data;
- determining, based on micro acceleration data, a reference pattern;
- storing the reference pattern into a storage device;
- receiving the micro acceleration data collected by one or more accelerometers of an electronic card;
- determining, based on the micro acceleration data, one or more normalized Hausdorff space patterns;
- determining, based on the one or more normalized Hausdorff space patterns, an identifying pattern representative of a movement pattern of a user associated with the card;
- comparing the identifying pattern with the reference pattern;
- determining, based on the comparison, that the user is an authorized user of the card;
- and
- upon determining that the user is an authorized user of the card, approving a financial transaction.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.