报告题目：Multimodal Biometrics in the Age of Mobile Commerce: Opportunities and Challenges
报告时间：6月5日(周一)上午10：00-11：00
报告地点：学科3号楼S410会议室
报告人： Prof.Derakhshani
主持人：袁晓彤 教授
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江苏省大数据分析技术重点实验室
江苏省气象能源利用与控制工程技术研究中心
江苏省大气环境与装备技术协同创新中心
信息与控制学院
2017年6月3日
Bio: Dr. Reza R. Derakhshani is the Chief Scientist and technology inventor at EyeVerify, a Kansas City biometric startup that was recently acquired by Ant Financial. He is also an Associate Professor of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering at University of Missouri, Kansas City. He earned his Ph.D. and Master’s degrees in Computer and Electrical Engineering from West Virginia University. Dr. Derakhshani's research interests are in biometrics, computational imaging, and biomedical signal and image processing using computational intelligence paradigms. His interdisciplinary research has brought about close collaborations with various researchers and institutions. His research projects include mobile biometric identification centered around vasculature seen on the white of the eye (commercially known as Eyeprint ID), biometric anti-spoofing for ocular and face modalities, HDR/hyperfocal/multispectral biometrics, noninvasive brain computer interfacing, and non-obtrusive affective-cognitive analysis using postural and ocular dynamics. His work has been sponsored by private industry and various state and federal agencies, and has resulted in many peer-reviewed publications and U.S. and international patents. Dr. Derakhshani is a member of National Academy of Inventors, IEEE, and an Ambassador for Privacy by Design.
Abstract: How do we establish trusted identities? We are who we are (the way of natural authentication or biometrics), not something that we memorize (passwords) or something that we have (physical keys and tokens). With their historically unprecedented global penetration, mobile devices are now our de facto all-in-one point of entry to digital life; but they are also prone to being misplaced or stolen. With more critical functions such as financial transactions tied to our devices, the critical question is: who’s holding them? Since the most natural interaction with a mobile device is looking at it, eyes and faces emerge as the most notable biometric modalities. In this talk we discuss our advanced face and eye biometric technologies, with the latter using vasculature seen in the white of the eyes along with its surrounding micro features; a novel biometric modality called “Eyeprint”. We discuss how our cutting edge biometric technologies have resulted in breakthroughs such as revocable biometric key generation and anti-spoofing. We present our vision of seamless personal authentication for a connected smart future free of passwords and physical tokens and delivering secure, private, and convenient trust.
