Retinal Recognition And Biometrics

There are approximately 8.5 million known species in the world. Each one sees differently. A few species’ vision is more advanced than others; as humans we are very limited to what we can see compared to other animals. Birds of prey have the ability to see extreme detail at far distances. A bee has hundreds of six-sided lens and together the lenses form a single image. And an octopus’s eye has no blind spot. Each of these species’ eyesight has evolved overtime to adapt to survival needs.

14. The application data is encrypted by symmetric key encryption algorithm. The pre-master key and nonces from the client and the server generate the symmetric encryption keys to choose the algorithm in the handshake phase.

The client decodes the session key. The TGT and the session key are stashed in the client’s credential cache. The credentials are used to obtain tickets for each network service the principal wants to access. This protocol exchange has two important features:

1.Basic Authentication- Basic authentication is one of the two mechanisms in HTTP 1.1 specification . It required the safe http communication i.e. https communication for encoding.

There exists natural blind spots(BS) in the human retina, a location in the visual field that correspond with the optic disk at the back of the eye, which does not receive visual input due to the lack of photoreceptors there. However, people do not perceive a “hole” in their visual field because the other eye and its corresponding region on the visual field that takes visual stimuli from the same area as the blind spot compensates for the lack of visual stimuli thus the lack of visual field representation there. Dilkes et al patch one of the participant’s eyes to deprive the corresponding area in the retina of the other eye that also receives visual stimuli and excites the same cortical area on the primary visual cortex as the blind spot in

Visual imparity is one of the biggest epidemics in the modern world affecting an estimated 285 million people worldwide (WHO, 2014). Of theses 285 million people, roughly 39 million of them are completely blind. Blindness is a ‘debilitating sensory impairment’ according to Lorach(2014), which can limit a person’s ability to perform everyday tasks and can hugely affect their quality of life. Most of the diseases causing visual impairments, such as cataract can be surgically treated. However, some pathologies cannot be treated with existing treatments or medications. Retinitis pigmenstosa (RP) is an example of such pathology. RP is an inherited eye disorder in which light-receiving photoreceptor cells (rods and cons) degenerate. The photoreceptor

This paper considers that focused primarily on human iris. This choice of this topic was made due to interest of wanting to provide knowledge about the factors that determine eye color. I know, like hair or skin, brown eyes are dominant over blue eye genes. I also know that a person can be identified by the retina scanners because everyone has their iris with unique structural patterns.

It is truly possible that one person may see the color red differently than someone else. The reason colors are perceived differently is because of the cones and the rods in the eyes which present colors to the human brain. When light comes in connection with an object, that object then absorbs some of the light and reflects the remaining light that gives us the colors we perceive. Wavelengths are reflected or absorbed depending on the properties of the images. It has been reported that humans have up to seven million cones and almost all of them are condensed on the retina called the fovea centralis. The fovea centralis is known as the sharp central vision of the eye. Its primary function is to provide visual details for activities such as driving and reading. Light rays are transmitted through the eye by passing through the cornea, the pupil, and then striking the light sensitive nerve cells (rods and cones) in the retina. Visual processing actually begins in the retina and light energy produces chemical changes in the retina's light sensitive cells. These cells create electrical activity, giving us the images that we see today.

Biometric recognition plays an important role in the field of security for any system. For embedded system it plays a significant role. As we know ATMs and smart phones are the most used smart devices that we interact daily, is needs to be secured. For this reason it must have a secure system that can provide security to save our personal things. For securing them there are lots of ways that are introduced in the past years. Biometric recognition is one of them. In the field of biometric recognition face, fingerprint, voice and retina are used to recognize an individual. Iris recognition is one of them. (Jain, A.K, 2004) Every human has a different body characteristic. One will never be same like another. Eye is one of them.

When determining the perpetrator of a crime, fingerprint identification and biometric facial recognition are commonly used forensic methods. Fingerprint identification, which is defined by Thomas E. Baker (2016) as “the matching of fingerprint patterns found on surfaces to those of known persons” (Thomas E. Baker, 2016), has long been an accurate way of identifying persons since the early 20th century. Biometric facial recognition on the other hand, is a method of identification which has come into fruition of late due to advances in modern computing and imagery technology. Biometric facial recognition is defined by Joseph Dewey and the Salem Press Encyclopedia (2013) as “computer applications that can identify a person using a digital image of his or her face and comparing it to a database of stored facial images” (Dewey et

Humans’ most developed sense is sight. The eye is the sensory organ for sight. Visual input from the eyes is mapped by the back of the brain, and it is combined into one image, combining the image from both eyes into one. The brain flips images to look right side up because the focusing action of the lense causes images to appear upside down to the retina. Light is focused on the retina through a transparent lens. Rods and cones cover the retina. Cone

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Postmortem evaluation of retina of people with these diseases has also shown that a significant number of cells remain in the inner retina. These cells can be used by the prosthesis; however, it is not certain if the processing circuitry of the inner retina also remains intact.

Hao, Y., Cheng, et Al“A distributed key management framework with cooperative message authentication in VANET In [10] The OKD scheme is a centralized group key management protocol and uses periodic rekeying to decrease the communication cost. The OKD scheme constructs the key tree with one-way key approach and derives the new key from the old one to improve the rekeying efficiency. There are internal k-nodes, external k-nodes, and members in each group (u-nodes). In the tree, the internal k-node stores the auxiliary key and the external k-node stores the secret key for each u-node. The secret key is only known by the

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