Sniffing out your identity with breath biometrics

Researchers have developed an artificial ‘nose’ that can identify individuals from their breath. Built with a 16-channel sensor array that can detect different compounds found in a person’s breath, the olfactory sensor system has the potential to become another option in the biometric security toolkit. Combined with machine learning, the ‘artificial nose’ was able to authenticate up to 20 individuals with an average accuracy of more than 97%.

Source: sciencedaily.com

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