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Section 2 4 Fundamentals of Biometrics research, later referred to as artificial intelligence, was conducted by Woody Bledsoe, a pioneer in the field of automated reasoning. The technique he developed was called “man-machine facial recognition” and used a process known as feature extraction. Nineteen seventy-four was a breakthrough year for automated biometrics, as the University of Georgia began using hand geometry in its dormitory food service areas. Both the Stanford Research Institute in the United States and the National Physical Laboratory in the United Kingdom had begun working on signature recognition systems. In 1985, one of the first retinal scanning systems was deployed for securing access to a Defense Department facility at the Naval Postgraduate School. In the mid-1980s, the State of California began collecting fingerprints as a requirement for all driver license applications. The first biometric industry organization, the International Biometrics Association (IBA), was founded in 1986–1987. Iris recognition technology was developed in the 1980s by Dr. John Daugman at the University of Cambridge. Other new technologies produced during this time included facial thermography and the first commercially available facial recognition systems. In 1998, the International Biometric Industry Association (IBIA) was founded in Washington, DC, as a non-profit industry trade association to advance the collective international interests of the biometric industry. The National Version 2 – Summer 2008
Biometric Technology Application Manual Section 2 5 Biometric Security Project (NBSP) was founded in 2001 to respond to the events of September 11, 2001, and the need for accelerated development and deployment of biometrics technologies. How Biometric Technologies Work— In General At their most basic level, biometric technologies are pattern recognition systems that use either image- acquisition devices, such as scanners or cameras in the case of fingerprint or iris recognition technologies, or sound or movement acquisition devices, such as microphones or platens in the case of voice recognition or signature recognition technologies, to collect the biometric patterns or characteristics. The characteristics of the ac- Figure 2-2 Generic Biometric Process Version 2 – Summer 2008
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