Friday 1 March 2013
EyeVerify has introduced at the Mobile World Congress, Eyeprint: an application that it will use a mobile device’s camera to snap a photo of the user’s eye, only unlocking the phone after verifying that the veins of the eye belong to the owner.
scanning someone’s eye it takes four steps:
Hold the phone anywhere from 6-12 inches away from the user’s eye.
The user looks to the left or to the right, but not directly at the camera.
The phone alerts the user when the scan is complete by vibrating.
Total processing of the image is complete in less than one second.
The application isn’t ready for the market yet, but the EyeVerify says that it’s close to finishing it.
No word yet on pricing or release date.
Is to see which one users around the globe will decide to use EyeScan ou FingerPrint Scan
