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| Facial authentication mechanisms have been gaining traction as a convenient method of cell phone security. However, current systems either use traditional 2D facial recognition technologies which are vulnerable to various attacks, or they employ additional hardware which decreases the screen space and increases the resource consumption. Researchers at Purdue University have developed FaceRevelio, a single camera 3D face authentication system for smartphones without requiring any additional hardware. FaceRevelio utilizes the smartphone screen to illuminate a user's face from multiple directions to create a 3D face model. Through comparing with preregistered 3D face models and verifying the generated light signals, FaceRevelio can authenticate the genuine user trying to unlock the smartphone. Upon conducting tests at various lighting conditions and a series of 2D spoofing attacks, FaceRevelio achieved a mean equal error rate (EER) of approximately 10%, 4%, and less than 1% against human, photo, and video attacks, respectively. Advantages: -Accurate 3D approach -No additional hardware Potential Applications: -Cell Phone security |
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Mar 15, 2020
Utility Patent
United States
11,551,475
Jan 10, 2023
Mar 21, 2019
Provisional-Patent
United States
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