Transcript Group 3

Group 3
Dasom Han
Min-jeong Seo
Seung-Hyup You
Yong-Hee Kim
Contents
I. Introduction of the technology
II. Social & Individual perspectives of the
technology
III. The expected future of the
technology
IV. Things to complement
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I.
Introduction of the technology
- What is the IRIS RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY
Definition
Function
- An automated method of biometric identification
- Through mathematical pattern-recognition techniques on video images of
the iris, whose complex random patterns are unique.
Taking a picture
Extracting the region
of iris and pupil
Identifying individuals
by comparing iris code
Design
Shooting beam to pupil
Receiving reflected beam
Analyzing the condition
of pupil
Camera:
- Taking picture of iris.
Built in computer:
- Extracting the region of iris
- Analyze the input data
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I.
Introduction of the technology
- How will it is used in the future society.
Usage
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An alternative of the current identification card
- ID cards, medical and birth control system, E-passports, ID cards, licenses…
2. Security System
- National defense area, corporate internal information control…
3. Advanced targeting strategy from corporations
- Analysis of consumer behavior / mental & emotional state
4. Transaction System
- On-line trading and E-commerce, ATM and bank side…
Changes in daily life
Enhanced Public security
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II.
Social & Individual perspectives of the technology
- Obstacles of the technology
Social
Financial
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Huge infrastructure cost
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A certain apprehension, fear
and hesitation among people
Privacy rights issue
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Data Security issues
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Objection to a ‘forced’ system.
Expensive data building cost
Hard to find investors before
proving its efficiency and
convenience.
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 Release of a biometric data to
various third parties.
 Hacking will be getting more
serious and serious.
‘Umbrella Fear’ of Big Brother
 Currently Iris access system
costs at least $2,000
 Even changing ATM machine
because of new bill cost $220 billion
Implementing new system into whole
society requires a great fortune
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II.
Social & Individual perspectives of the technology
- Strategies to overcome & diffuse the technology
Social
Financial
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Collaboration with government and bank is necessary.
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Emphasize convenience and security of the new system.
E.g. Promotion with government for better trust.
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Persuade big companies to join the system for their better performance.
- Government & bank investment for the new system
- Law should allow / force the replacement of ID card into iris recognition
system.
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II.
Social & Individual perspectives of the technology
- Expected benefits and harmful effects to society
Benefits
1. Increased convenience
 individual identification can be
done without any cards.
 Easier transaction without credit
cards or cash bills.
2. Reinforced security.
3.
 No one shares same iris pattern
with other people.
 Easy to track down criminals
Better targeting & marketing
 Based on the accumulated
database.
 Using immediate information
such as a consumer’s
mental/emotional state.
4. Individuals will receive more
individualized/helpful information.
Harms
1. Privacy issues.
 Personal information being
collected and used by others.
 Concerns about security of the
system itself & info leakage.
2. Overheated competitions for data
accumulation.
 The more data, the bigger profit.
3. Possibility of monopoly or
oligopoly.
 The system will be not affordable
for small companies.
 Information gap between larger
corporates and small businesses
will be enlarged and profit as well.
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II.
Social & Individual perspectives of the technology
- Institutional mechanisms to help the strategy applicable.
Standardization and Legalization of the Guideline
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To prevent a) misuse of biometric data
b) invasion of personal privacy
Unify scattered private research  Form a national-level research group
Basic regulations and standards to follow
a) Scope where biometric data can be used
b) How much personal information should be revealed in the data
c) To whom the data will be accessible.
Education & Government initiative
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Run a government-level-program
 Providing a professional education
Utilize it starting from the government level.
Form a expert committee composed of representatives from:
a) Government b) Academia c) Industry circle d) Civic groups
to explore diverse opinions and reach consensus among them.
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II.
Social & Individual perspectives of the technology
- How would individuals feel when they use it in their daily lives
A daily life in 20XX
8am
1pm
Subway
transaction
7am
E-mail account
Automatic log-in
Restaurant
recommendation
9am
Entering into the office
7pm
Supermarket
Individualized marketing
 The scanning is fast and easy  Maximized convenience
 Displeased from revealed personal information.
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III. The expected future of the technology
- Will this technology be adopted in the future? When and how?
Industry Life-Cycle as an S-curve
Current Identification method
Present level of
Iris Scan
technology
1 Will it be adopted?
Yes. There are huge possibilities to improve.
2 When?
Within 10 years
3 How?
Whenever the global standardization is agreed
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III. The expected future of the technology
- Will this technology be adopted in the future? When and how?
Our prediction of how the technology could be implemented
Retail
Company
Social
security
Other
public
sectors
Main database
(managed by
government)
Health care
industry
Transpotation
industry
Banking
sector
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Other
private
sectors
Banks will use main database of Iris for transactions of their clients.
Companies will use main database for marketing.
Hospitals will use Iris Scan to recognize their patients data.
Airports will use Iris Scan to identify their customers.
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IV.
Things to complement
Further Discuss
1 It will be very difficult for Blinds &
people with glaucoma to use this technology.
2 Global standards are needed
 In global world, there should be no
difficulty even when foreigners try to use
their iris recognition technology in other
countries.
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