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High Technology Threat Brief (HTTB) Business Technology News, Analysis and Context | ITBusinessEdge.com. Two feet beat one password every time, researchers believe. Biometrics to define identity have tapped hands, fingers, eyes, voice and other distinct human characteristics, but now researchers at Carnegie Mellon University are looking at your sole. Actually, researchers along with Autonomous ID, a Canadian vendor with a product called BioSole, are fixated on the feet, how they move a person and how that movement can be used to prove identity.
Todd Gray, chairman and president of Autonomous ID, says BioSole, which has been in the works for three years, can identify a user in as little as three steps. The input device is a thin insole inserted in the user’s shoe. The work with CMU will broaden the test base Autonomous ID has already been working with. The duo is working on tests of the insole sensory system that monitors foot movement not only for identity but to detect other important, and potentially life-saving, data such as the onset of diabetes and Parkinson’s disease. Savvides is no stranger to biometrics. See also: High Technology Threat Brief (HTTB) Did you know that identity theft occurs more than stolen cars? | Welcome To Credit with Chris | Digital Forensics, Inc. | High Technology Threat Brief (HTTB)