IP Library Granted Patent US 9,679,193
Granted Patent B2
US 9,679,193 · App. 15/344,019 · Granted Jun 13, 2017

Methods and systems for capturing biometric data

Inventors: Tevfik Burak Sahin (Arlington, VA); Michael Peirce (Dublin, IE); Nicolas Jacques Jean Sezille (Dublin, IE); Conor Robert White (Fairfax, VA)
Assignee: DAON HOLDINGS LIMITED
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Patent No.
US 9,679,193
App. No.
15/344,019
Granted
Jun 13, 2017
Kind
B2
Abstract

A method of capturing biometric data is provided that includes activating a security application in a device. The security application is activated by an operator of the device and is configured to cause the device to display an outline image. Moreover, the method includes displaying the outline image in a stationary position on a display of the device, positioning desired biometric data proximate the device such that the desired biometric data appears as a biometric image on the device display, and monitoring the outline and biometric images shown on the device display. Furthermore, the method includes positioning the device and the desired biometric data to better align the outline and biometric images when the outline and biometric images do not align and capturing the desired biometric data from an individual after approximately aligning the outline image with the biometric image.

Claims (21)

1. A method for capturing biometric data from an individual comprising:

capturing, by a computing device, face biometric data from an individual after a live image displayed by the computing device is approximately aligned with a visual aid displayed by the computing device, the live image being the face of the individual and being a different size than the visual aid; and

after said capturing step, displaying, by the computing device, a live image of biometric data positioned proximate the computing device, the proximately positioned biometric data being from the individual and being the same or different biometric modality than the captured biometric data.

2. A method for capturing biometric data from an individual in accordance with claim 1 , said capturing step comprising:

determining whether the live image is within a tolerance of the visual aid; and

taking at least one photograph of the live biometric data when the live image is within the tolerance of the visual aid.

3. A method for capturing biometric data from an individual in accordance with claim 1 further comprising displaying, by the computing device, a message prompting the individual to capture biometric data.

4. A computing device for capturing biometric data from an individual, said computing device being associated with a network and having instructions stored therein which when read and executed by said computing device cause said computing device to:

capture face biometric data from an individual after a live image displayed by said computing device is approximately aligned with a visual aid displayed by said computing device, the live image being the face of the individual and being a different size than the visual aid; and

after capturing the face biometric data, display a live image of biometric data positioned proximate said computing device, the proximately positioned biometric data being from the individual and being the same or different biometric modality than the captured biometric data.

5. A computing device for capturing biometric data from an individual in accordance with claim 4 , wherein the instructions which when read and executed by said computing device cause said computing device to capture biometric data further cause said computing device to:

determine whether the live image is within a tolerance of the visual aid; and

take at least one photograph of the face biometric data when the live image is within the tolerance of the visual aid.

6. A computing device for capturing biometric data from an individual in accordance with claim 4 , wherein the instructions when read and executed by said computing device further cause said computing device to display a message prompting the individual to capture biometric data.

7. A method for capturing biometric data from an individual comprising:

capturing, by a computing device, first biometric data from an individual after a live image of the first biometric data displayed by the computing device is approximately aligned with a visual aid displayed by the computing device; and

after said capturing step, displaying, by the computing device, a live image of second biometric data from the individual, the second biometric data being the same or different biometric modality than the first biometric data, wherein a distance between the computing device and any biometric data being captured by the computing device varies.

8. A method for capturing biometric data from an individual in accordance with claim 7 , said capturing step comprising:

determining whether the live image is within a tolerance of the visual aid; and

taking at least one photograph of the first biometric data when the live image is within the tolerance of the visual aid.

9. A method for capturing biometric data from an individual in accordance with claim 7 further comprising displaying, by the computing device, a message prompting the individual to capture biometric data.

Assignments (2)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Feb 22, 2023
From: DAON ENTERPRISES LIMITED
To: DAON TECHNOLOGY
Reel/Frame 062820/0341 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Aug 4, 2021
From: DAON HOLDINGS LIMITED
To: DAON ENTERPRISES LIMITED
Reel/Frame 057650/0234 →
Continuity (7)
Continuation 15047869 · Feb 19, 2016
Continuation 14848464 · Sep 9, 2015
Continuation 14825507 · Aug 13, 2015
Continuation 14013611 · Aug 29, 2013
Continuation 13025729 · Feb 11, 2011
Continuation In Part 13010443 · Jan 20, 2011
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