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Like fingerprints, a person's iris is unique. An iris scan is accomplished by a system that uses a device like a digital camera to record details about a person's iris. The image is converted to an iris code and stored in a database for future use.
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What is the most accurate biometric?
Iris scan
What is the accurate biometric modality?
Iris scan
What is the most accurate modality?
Iris scan
What is the most accurated biometric modality?
Iris scan
What is most accurate biometric modality?
Iris scan
What is the most accuate biometric modality?
Iris Scan
What are the most accurate biometric modality?
Iris Scan
What are the two most accurate form of biometric?
1) Retina scan 2) Iris scan
Which countries include iris scan data encoded on their national identity cards?
Mexico does.
Can you name an advantage that the scanning of patterns in the human iris has over a hand-written signature?
A signature can be forged much more easily than an iris scan
What part of the body does a iris scanner look at?
An iris scanner uses visible and near-infrared light to scan the iris of an eye. The iris scanner takes a picture and uses it to compare that to an image already stored in a database to see if there is a match. Since everyone's eyes are unique, iris scanners are becoming more popular for identifying people in security situations.
What can iris eye scan be used for?
It can be used to detect certain medical conditions such as diabetes, heart or other related medical issues.
