Fingerprint, iris, palm, gait and keystroke - we've got the lot...
By Steve Ranger
Published: 20 July 2006 13:25 GMT
Ear
Ears don't change much as we get older, making them another useable biometric.
Some researchers have suggested they could be used to identify individuals from CCTV - or even as a way of authenticating mobile phone users.
The list from A to Z
Click on the links below to find out more on each of the entries in the list.
A is for Accuracy
B is for Behavioural biometric
C is for Cash machine
D is for Database
E is for Ear
F is for Facial recognition
G is for Gummi bears
H is for Hand geometry
I is for Iris
J is for Juan Vucetich
K is for Keystroke dynamics
L is for Liveness testing
M is for Mobile phones
N is for Network security
O is for Oxford
P is for Palm
Q is for Queues
R is for Registration
S is for Signature verification
T is for Twins
U is for Universality
V is for Voice verification
W is for Walk
X is for X-ray
Y is for Young
Z is for Zurich Airport
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