Authentication System for Smart Homes Based on ARM7TDMI-S and IRIS-Fingerprint Recognition Technologies
Fredrick Romanus Ishengoma

TL;DR
This paper proposes a smart home authentication system combining iris and fingerprint biometrics with ARM7TDMI, aiming to enhance security reliability over traditional methods through dual biometric verification.
Contribution
It introduces a dual biometric authentication system for smart homes utilizing ARM7TDMI, iris, and fingerprint technologies, improving security and accuracy compared to conventional methods.
Findings
High accuracy in biometric matching
Enhanced security with dual biometrics
Effective integration with ARM7TDMI microcontroller
Abstract
With the rapid advancement in technology, smart homes have become applicable and so the need arise to solve the security challenges that are accompanied with its operation. Passwords and identity cards have been used as traditional authentication mechanisms in home environments, however, the rise of misuse of these mechanisms are proving them to be less reliable. For instance, ID cards can be misplaced, copied or counterfeited and being misused. Conversely, studies have shown that biometrics authentication systems particularly Iris Recognition Technology (IRT) and Fingerprint Recognition Technology (FRT) have the most reliable mechanisms to date providing tremendous accuracy and speed. As the technology becomes less expensive, application of IRT& FRT in smart-homes becomes more reliable and appropriate solution for security challenges. In this paper, we present our approach to design an…
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Taxonomy
TopicsBiometric Identification and Security · User Authentication and Security Systems · Advanced Authentication Protocols Security
