The combination of movements across a surface creates a set of sounds which is uniquely identifiable to the customer, enabling replication from an image almost impossible. It is true that signatures do vary even when the same customer signs the same signature again, though the pattern of 'how' the customer signs remains very much the same and the robust algorithms of SignHear caters for this.
For the visitors of the Air & Port Security Expo Europe ´06 demonstrations will be held in Sign Assure's stand E12.
03/08/2006
New biometric product - SignHear, listening to signatures.
London (UK)
The SignHear device like no other uses the sound of your handwritten signature to verify your identity. The images of signatures can be easily forged, to replicate the sound, as in how-it-is-done, is much more difficult. It is this unseen behaviour of signing which SignHear captures and uses to verify its customers. The product will be shown at the Air & Port Security Expo Europe ´06 13 - 14 September, Brussels Expo.
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