iris scanner
Ocular identity device
An iris scanner is a biometric security device that identifies people by analyzing the unique patterns in their irises—the colored rings surrounding the pupils.
Used for high-security access control and increasingly in smartphones and airports: The building requires an iris scanner to enter.
More secure than fingerprints because iris patterns are harder to replicate.
- retinaLight-sensing tissue layer
- biometricMeasuring unique physical characteristics
- biometric dataMeasurable bodily characteristics
- eyeOrgan of sight
- pupilLearner or eye opening
security · security checkpoint · access control · authentication · two-factor authentication · identity verification · unlock · gaze · cornea · identity · fingerprint · access · airport · verification · laser · infrared · camera · border control
- securitysecurity guard, security cameras, alarm system, security system, lock
- Scannersbarcode reader, card reader, QR reader, code reader
- security devicessecurity camera, alarm, security key, security badge, vault doors
- Biometric Scannersfingerprint reader, fingerprint sensor, facial recognition, voice recognition, biometric lock
- identification techRFID, barcode, NFC, biometrics, QR code
- keyless entrykey fob, smart lock, smart key, keypad lock, fingerprint lock
iris scannerfingerprint reader
Ridge pattern recognition device
fingerprint scanner · voice recognition · facial recognition · DNA analysis · retinal scanner
iris scannerpassword
Authentication string
security key · access card · passphrase · smart card · combination lock
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