9. Draw backs of fingure print biometrics When hand is injured or burnt and even if we have slight disturbance in the cuticles also it will not access the user. So,itâs a failure. The potential uses for this biometric appear to be limited only by the willingness of people to use it.
10. Vascular Patterns - analyzing vein patterns Vascular patterns are best described as a picture of the veins in a person's hand or face. The thickness and location of these veins are believed to be unique enough to an individual to be used to verify a person's identity. The most common form of vascular pattern readers are hand-based, requiring the user to place their hand on a curved reader that takes an infrared scan. This scan creates a picture that can then be compared to a database to verify the user's stated identity.
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