Human detection device equipped with light source projecting at least one dot onto living body
AssigneePanasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd.
InventorHISASHI WATANABE
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Abstract
A system including a light source that, in operation, projects dots onto a target, the dots being formed by first light; a first photodetector that, in operation, detects second light resulting from the projection of the dots onto the target; and a circuit. The circuit, in operation, determines whether the target is a living body or not based on the second light, performs a biometric authentication of the target, and authenticates an individual, in response to a determination that the target is a living body and a result of the biometric authentication.
Claims8
A system comprising:
- a light source that, in operation, projects dots onto a target, the dots being formed by first light;
- a first photodetector that, in operation, detects second light resulting from the projection of the dots onto the target;
- and
- a circuit, wherein
- the circuit, in operation,
- determines whether the target is a living body or not based on the second light,
- performs a biometric authentication of the target, and
- authenticates an individual, in response to a determination that the target is a living body and a result of the biometric authentication.
A method comprising:
- causing a light source to project dots onto a target, the dots being formed by first light;
- causing a first photodetector to detect second light resulting from the projection of the dots onto the target;
- determining whether the target is a living body or not based on the second light;
- performing a biometric authentication of the target, and
- authenticating an individual, in response to a determination that the target is a living body and a result of the biometric authentication.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.