The present invention relates to a security card processing system and method, and more particularly, to a security card system and method wherein a security card is activated and security information stored in the security card is externally transmitted only when the card owner's fingerprint is authenticated using a fingerprint sensor built into the security card, thereby protecting against unauthorized use by other people. According to the present invention, unauthorized use of the security card by other people can be prevented and also security information of the owner of the security card can be protected from leaking since the security card is activated and the security information stored in the security card is externally transmitted only when the card owner's fingerprint is authenticated using a fingerprint sensor built into the security card.

A robot system includes a robot, and an RF tag, the RF tag including a detection device for detecting biometric authentication information of an individual, a memory for storing unique biometric authentication information of an authorized person which is authorized to perform operations related to a task of the robot, a first processor for obtaining a biometric authentication result by comparing the biometric authentication information detected by the detection device with the unique biometric authentication information stored in the memory, and a first antenna for transmitting the biometric authentication result obtained by the first processor. The robot system further includes a control device including a second antenna for receiving the biometric authentication result transmitted from the RF tag, wherein the control device advances a process of the operation when the biometric authentication result indicates that the individual is the authorized person.

An aspect of the present disclosure relates to systems and methods for identification verification. A system may receive a request for identification verification, a first image with a likeness of an individual, and a second image with an identification document of the individual. The system may determine whether the identification document corresponds to a valid form of identification using pattern validation of one or more authenticity elements. The system may also determine whether the likeness of the individual corresponds to an image of the individual in the identification document within a predetermined confidence range. The system may also transmit outputs to the remote platform indicative of whether the identification document represents a valid form of identification and whether the likeness of the individual corresponds with the identification document.

A prelam layer for use in forming a laminated card includes a flexible circuit substrate; a fingerprint sensor disposed on the flexible circuit substrate, the fingerprint sensor having upper and bottom surfaces, the bottom surface of the fingerprint sensor being disposed on the substrate, an active layer of the fingerprint sensor disposed towards the upper surface of the fingerprint sensor; a first integrated circuit chip disposed on the substrate and having at least one lead electrically connected to the flexible circuit substrate; and an adapter flexible circuit electrically bonded to the active layer of the fingerprint sensor. The integrated circuit chip is adapted to communicate with the fingerprint sensor through the adapter flexible circuit.

A presentation of visual information relates to an accurate identity of a person. Visible data corresponding to the identity is rendered upon a wearable badge associated uniquely with the person. The rendered visible data are augmented dynamically. The augmentation includes adding a conspicuous indication to the rendered visible data, in real time, that an authorized security credential corresponding to the person is exceeded in relation to a presence of the person in a particular location.

To provide an authentication system and a semiconductor device utilizing the system.

The semiconductor device includes a transmission/reception circuit, a control circuit, an analog-to-digital converter circuit, a memory device, and a fingerprint sensor. At least one of the control circuit, the analog-to-digital converter circuit, and the memory device includes a transistor including an oxide semiconductor in a channel formation region. The control circuit has a function of receiving an instruction signal from the outside of the semiconductor device through the transmission/reception circuit. The memory device has fingerprint data for comparison and confidential information. The control circuit has a function of comparing fingerprint data to be compared which is obtained by the fingerprint sensor and the fingerprint data for comparison. The control circuit has a function of transmitting the confidential information to the outside of the semiconductor device through the transmission/reception circuit when the fingerprint data to be compared and the fingerprint data for comparison match each other.

Provided is a confirmation support device, a confirmation support method, and a program that can support the work to visually check an image of an identification document to confirm a predetermined confirmation item. A confirmation support device (1) includes: a confirmation time acquisition unit (2) for acquiring a confirmation time, which is the time required for a first confirming person to visually check an image of an identification document to confirm a predetermined confirmation item; a risk level determination unit (3) for determining the risk level regarding the occurrence of a confirmation error by the first confirming person based on the confirmation time; and an alerting unit (4) for alerting a second confirming person based on the risk level when the second confirming person visually checks the image of the identification document to confirm the predetermined confirmation item.

A prelam layer for use in forming a laminated card includes a flexible circuit substrate; a fingerprint sensor disposed on the flexible circuit substrate, the fingerprint sensor having upper and bottom surfaces, the bottom surface of the fingerprint sensor being disposed on the substrate, an active layer of the fingerprint sensor disposed towards the upper surface of the fingerprint sensor; a first integrated circuit chip disposed on the substrate and having at least one lead electrically connected to the flexible circuit substrate; and an adapter flexible circuit electrically bonded to the active layer of the fingerprint sensor. The integrated circuit chip is adapted to communicate with the fingerprint sensor through the adapter flexible circuit.

A prelam layer for use in forming a laminated card includes a flexible circuit substrate; a fingerprint sensor disposed on the flexible circuit substrate, the fingerprint sensor having upper and bottom surfaces, the bottom surface of the fingerprint sensor being disposed on the substrate, an active layer of the fingerprint sensor disposed towards the upper surface of the fingerprint sensor; a first integrated circuit chip disposed on the substrate and having at least one lead electrically connected to the flexible circuit substrate; and an adapter flexible circuit electrically bonded to the active layer of the fingerprint sensor. The integrated circuit chip is adapted to communicate with the fingerprint sensor through the adapter flexible circuit.

In one embodiment, a sensor system includes an active thermal sensor pixel matrix, a plurality of presence sensors, and an image acquisition controller. The pixel matrix includes a plurality of pixels arranged in a plurality of rows and a plurality of columns and a boundary defining a perimeter. The plurality of presence sensors is disposed at least partially within the boundary of the pixel matrix. The image acquisition controller is coupled to the pixel matrix and the plurality of presence sensors. The image acquisition controller is configured to: (i) receive signals from the presence sensors; (ii) identify, based on the signals, a scan region, wherein the scan region is a portion of the pixel matrix that is in contact with or adjacent to a specimen; and (iii) obtain image data only from pixels that are within the scan region for generating an image of the specimen.