Apple blood vessel biometric patent
Apple is developing a biometric sensor that determines the wearer’s identity by the arrangement of blood vessels in their body.
„A light emitter and light sensor pair can be used to determine one or more characteristics of a user’s vasculature”, a patent application says. For example, a pulse oximeter employs a light emitter and a light sensor to measure the percentage of oxygenated blood in a subject.
„Light emitters and light Receive motion sensors can be used to perform biometric identification information of a user based on identifying characteristics of the user’s vasculature. For example, light information can be obtained at one or more light sensors, and the information information can be compared to stored information associated with a user identity. Based on the comparison, the user of the device can be identified as having the user identity.”, the company says.
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