ACTIBIO - Unobtrusive Authentication Using ACTIvity Related and Soft BIOmetrics
| Type | Start | End |
|---|---|---|
| European | Mar 2008 | Jul 2011 |
| Responsible | URL |
|---|---|
| Josep R. Casas | ACTIBIO project page |
Reference
Unobtrusive Authentication Using ACTIvity Related and Soft BIOmetrics.
Ref.: European Commission FP7 STREP 215372, Call: FP7-ICT-2007-1
ACTIBIO project page (CORDIS)
Description
ACTIBIO aims to research and develop a completely new concept in biometric authentication, i.e., the extraction of biometric signatures based on the response of the user to specific stimuli while performing specific work-related activities. The novelty of the approach lies in the fact that the measurements that will be used for authentication will correspond to the response of the person to specific events being however, fully unobtrusive and also fully integrated in an Ambient Intelligence infrastructure.
This video shows the result of the acquisition tasks for the ACTIBIO integrated database, performed at UPC in January-February 2009.
Publications
. Articulated Models for Human Motion Analysis . 2012 . (2.47 MB) |
Collaborators
| Adolfo López | PhD Candidate | adolf.lopez@upc.edu |
| Josep R. Casas | Associate Professor | josep.ramon.casas@upc.edu |
| Albert Gil Moreno | Software Engineer | albert.gil@upc.edu |