ENABLING CONTINUOUS OR INSTANTANEOUS IDENTITY RECOGNITION OF A LARGE GROUP OF PEOPLE BASED ON PHYSIOLOGICAL BIOMETRIC SIGNALS OBTAINED FROM MEMBERS OF A SMALL GROUP OF PEOPLE

Patent №

US 9,646,261

Granted

2017-05-09

Filed 2014

Owner

THE GOVERNING COUNCIL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO

+1 more

AI components

5

ml · nlp · vision · kr · hardware

Assignment

Recorded

Dataset

AIPD

2023_r1 edition

Application

14116058

The present invention is a biometric security system and method operable to authenticate one or more individuals using physiological signals. The method and system may comprise one of the following modes: instantaneous identity recognition (MR); or continuous identity recognition (CIR). The present invention may include a methodology and framework for biometric recognition using physiological signals and may utilize a machine learning utility. The machine learning utility may be presented and adapted to the needs of different application environments which constitute different application frameworks. The present invention may further incorporate a method and system for continuous authentication using physiological signals and a means of estimating relevant parameters.

Machine learningNatural languageVisionKnowledge representationAI hardwareA61B 5/117A61B 5/7267G06F 21/316G06F 21/32G06N 20/00G06V 40/10G06V 40/12A61B 5/316+3 more

AI classification

Machine learning1.00
AI hardware0.98
Vision0.76
Natural language0.65
Knowledge representation0.50
Speech0.47
Planning0.08
Evolutionary computation0.00

Ownership

THE GOVERNING COUNCIL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO

assignment · 335990296

BIONYM INC.

assignment · 335990439

Assignors

AGRAFIOTI, FOTEINI, BUI, FRANCIS MINHTHANG, HATZINAKOS, DIMITRIOS

On an employer assignment, the assignors are typically the inventors.

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