Personal identification apparatus and personal identification method
AssigneeHonda Motor Co., Ltd.
InventorsHisumi ESAKI, Kota SAITO, Seungho CHOI, Yoshikazu MATSUO, Naoki KIKUCHI, Weifeng ZHANG
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Abstract
A personal identification apparatus includes a recording unit that records in advance feature information concerning an activity of at least one of a first person (person A) and a second person (person B or C) when the first person and the second person are together; an information acquiring unit that acquires identification information for identifying the other person; and an identification processing unit that identifies the other person as the second person, based on matching between the identification information and the feature information.
Claims17
A personal identification apparatus that identifies a first person and then identifies another person other than the first person, comprising:
- a recording unit configured to record in advance feature information concerning an activity performed by at least one of the first person and a second person, when the first person and the second person are together;
- an information acquiring unit configured to acquire identification information for identifying the other person;
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- an identification processing unit configured to identify the other person as the second person, based on matching between the identification information and the feature information.
A personal identification method for identifying a first person and then identifying another person other than the first person, comprising:
- recording in advance, in a recording unit, feature information concerning an activity performed by at least one of the first person and a second person, when the first person and the second person are together;
- acquiring, with an information acquiring unit, identification information for identifying the other person;
- and
- identifying, with an identification processing unit, the other person as the second person, based on matching between the identification information and the feature information.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.