QVoice Biometrics

QVoice Announces:

Simultaneous Biometric Authentication.

Who Is It? Biometric Security for Windows 95/98 and NT uses voice, face and fingerprint identification as the password to confirm the users identity.

QVoice scientists have unlocked the secrets of using layered biometrics simultaneously to reduce the occurrence of false rejects. Unlike other security systems that use face, voice and fingerprint identification QVoice has developed the means to use layered biometrics simultaneously

The Who Is It? Security system offers face, voice and fingerprint support as optional modules that plug into a base security package. If more than one biometric is installed, the biometrics can be configured to operate together. The end result is a more secure system. For example, when face and fingerprint identification are installed and combined the security program will monitor camera input and fingerprint sensor input simultaneously to verify both face and fingerprint with a minimum of user interaction. The end result is maximum security, user friendliness and reduced false rejections.

QVoice Inc, in an agreement with Visionics Corporation, winner of the US Army Research lab FERET test for its face recognition algorithm and selected as PCWeek Magazine best of show COMDEX, has combined its Voice Authentication security program with Visionics Face Recognition technology. In addition QVoice now offers support for fingerprint identification technology .

This scientific breakthrough in layered biometrics allows face
recognition and fingerprint identification to be combined to verify the
users identity simultaneously. The QVoice system contains five
integrated program modules. Comprehensive security, plug in
biometrics (face, voice and fingerprint) and unified multimedia interface. The biometrics of Face Recognition, Voice Authentication and Fingerprint Identification can be used separately or in combination to eliminate passwords and with typed password/crypto keys, user name and NT logon password.

Someone can steal your password, but nobody's going to steal your
Face, Voice, and Fingerprint

The most effective way to breach someone’s security is to guess a
person’s password. Ultimately, security comes down to your mother’s name or your birthday. That’s because in the interest of easy recall many users will resort to easy terms when choosing passwords and place them on sticky notes hidden under keyboards. Simply place your finger on the fingerprint sensor or speak a few arbitrary words into the computer microphone and look into the camera. If your fingerprint, voice and /or face are authorized, you’re granted access. If not, you’re rejected. Access is denied.