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We used the keyboard to biometrically authenticate a user with just eight entered characters. We measure four attributes about each keystroke, allowing us to compress a significant number of attributes within a relatively small word. These included: flight time (the interval in between each keystroke); hold time (the amount of time for which the key was held); (normalized) maximum pressure; and a curve fit to the pressure over time as a user pressed each key.

Jeff Allen - Southern Methodist University
John Howard - Southern Methodist University

ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology

UIST 2009 STUDENT INNOVATION CONTEST
http://www.acm.org/uist/uist2009/call/contest.html

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  • Say you happen to break one of your fingers. Then what?

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  • did you use neural networks for machine learning?

  • Also I type differently on different keyboards. Obviously I am quickest on my own so that will affect the results

  • biometric fingerprint scanners aren't nearly as secure as you might think.

  • Why not make a keyboard where every key has a fingerprint scanner on it =__= Or just a fingerprint scanner

  • By 'Innovation' do you mean 'Stolen straight out of the pages of late author Michael Crichton's book Prey" ?

  • It's a solid product, without a doubt. I got to try it out, and these guys have made what seems to me to be a big improvement over the current iteration of this type of technology. Seeing it in motion is really interesting!

  • Considering it is called "innovation contest" and considering that it is not innovative at all, it should have failed. It doesn't deserve the first place at all.

  • It is not novel at all. It is already patented, this technology already exists and is being used by many companies: psylock, biopassword, etc...

  • really cool work. i can see this being used.

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