Systems and methods for identifying an individual
AssigneeLife Technologies Corporation
InventorsLeonard Klevan, Hugh Pasika, Ravi Gupta, Allan Minn, Phillip McClurg
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Abstract
The present application relates to systems and methods using biometric data of an individual for identifying the individual and/or verifying the identity of an individual. These systems and methods are useful for, amongst many applications, more secure identification of high-risk individuals attempting to gain access to an entity, transport, information, location, security organization, law enforcement organization, transaction, services, authorized status, and/or funds.
Claims15
A non-transitory computer readable medium including computer readable instructions, which when executed by a computer, operates on individualized identification information of an individual comprising an individualized biometric data of at least a first class and an individualized identification hash comprising the individualized biometric data of the first class and an individualized biometric data of a second class, and instructs the computer to:
- a) connect with at least one interrogation database comprising a plurality of interrogation biometric data of the second class;
- b) interrogate the at least one interrogation database wherein each of the plurality of interrogation biometric data of the second class is hashed together with the individualized biometric data of the first class to form a plurality of interrogation database identification hashes;
- c) compare each of the plurality of interrogation database identification hashes to the individualized identification hash;
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- d) report a match of any of the plurality of database identification hashes to the individualized identification hash.
A non-transitory computer readable medium including computer readable instructions, which when executed by a computer, operates on at least one biometrics acquisition component, and instructs the computer to:
- a) acquire individualized biometric data of at least a first and a second class from an individual;
- b) convert the individualized biometric data of the first class into a digital electronic format;
- c) store a first instance of the digitized individualized biometric data of the first class;
- d) convert the individualized biometric data of the second class into a digital electronic format;
- e) hash a second instance of the digitized individualized biometric data of the first class with the digitized individualized biometric data of the second class to form a first individualized identification hash;
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- f) store the individualized identification hash.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.