retina scanner
Ocular identification device
A retina scanner is a biometric security device that identifies individuals by analyzing the unique pattern of blood vessels in the retina at the back of the eye.
The technology appears frequently in spy films and high-security facilities: The vault required a retina scan for entry.
In practice, iris scanners—which examine the colored part of the eye—are more common, though the terms are often confused.
- irisEye's pigmented disc
- biometricMeasuring unique physical characteristics
- biometric dataMeasurable bodily characteristics
- eyeOrgan of sight
- securityProtection from threat
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- controlsbutton, switch, dial, knob, lever
- security devicessecurity camera, alarm, security key, security badge, vault doors
- security systemsalarm, alarms, alarm systems, firewall, antivirus
- Biometric Scannersfingerprint reader, fingerprint sensor, facial recognition, voice recognition, biometric lock
- door securitydeadbolt, key card, key fob, smart lock, PIN pad
- identification techRFID, barcode, NFC, biometrics, QR code
retina scannerfingerprint reader
Ridge pattern recognition device
fingerprint scanner · voice recognition · facial recognition · DNA analysis · iris scanner
retina scannerpassword
Authentication string
passphrase · security question · key card · smart card · access badge
retina scannerpadlock
Portable locking device
combination lock · deadbolt · door chain · guard dog · security guard
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