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AssigneesNEC Corporation, NEC Platforms, Ltd.
InventorsTakafumi KOSHINAKA, Kouji OOSUGI, Kohei OSUGI
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Provided are a personal authentication device performing accurate authentication immediately follow insertion an earphone/microphone device to wear, and preventing spoofing after authentication. This device: detects contact of an earphone/microphone device with a propagation path constituting part of the head of a person; generates a first acoustical signal in an audible range upon detecting said contact; measures an acoustical signal resulting from propagation of the first acoustical signal; determines that first authentication of the person is successful if the measured propagated first acoustical signal satisfies predetermined conditions; generates a second acoustical signal in an inaudible range higher in frequency than said audible range; measures an acoustical signal resulting from propagation of the second acoustical signal; and performs second authentication in which, if the measured propagated second acoustical signal satisfies predetermined conditions, then it is determined that the person is the person to be authenticated, for whom the first authentication is successful.
A personal authentication device comprising:
A personal authentication method comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable storage medium storing a program causing a computer to execute processing of:
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