article_snippet.sent: Researchers have created a sensor that can recognise the unique shape of your ear, your palm or any other body part you want to use to access your device.
article_snippet.sent: Researchers at Yahoo Labs in California California have created a sensor that can recognise the shape of your ear or any other body part you want to access your device (shown)
article_snippet.sent: This accuracy was highest when scanning the ear due to the ear more unique shape and size.
article_snippet.sent: It’s not just ears that could be used for identification –
article_snippet.sent: ’s not just ears that could be used for identification - your fist, phalanges (in your fingers), palm or your fingertips could also be used.
highlights_snippet.sent: Simply by holding Yahoo Labs in California to your head, Yahoo Labs in California technology can recognise your ear .
  