article_snippet: Fujitsu has developed an iris authentication system that unlocks a smartphone screen by scanning your eyes.
article_snippet: Japanese firm Fujitsu has developed an iris authentication system that unlocks a smartphone screen by scanning your eyes.
article_snippet: ‘The screen can be unlocked simply by looking at The screen, which eliminates the trouble of having to use [your] hands when wearing gloves and can’t use a fingerprint.
article_snippet: For its prototype (demo pictured), Fujitsu has built a miniature scanner so its fits on the front of a smartphone.its recognises the pattern by shining an infrared LED light on the sensor onto the eyes and taking a picture of the patten with the infrared camera .
article_snippet: its recognises the pattern by shining an infrared LED light on the sensor into the eyes and taking a picture of the pattern with the infrared camera.
article_snippet: the pattern with the infrared camera is registered and linked to the user.
article_snippet: Each time Each time look at Each time phone, the sensor into the eyes scans Each time eye, matches the sensor into the eyes with the stored image and unlocks the device.
article_snippet: Fujitsu’s technology recognises the pattern by shining an infrared LED light on the sensor onto the eyes and taking a picture of the patten with the infrared camera.
article_snippet: the pattern is registered and linked to the user and each time they look at they phone, the sensor scans they eye, matches the sensor with the stored image and unlocks the device.
highlights_snippet: Fujitsu unlocks a smartphone screen by scanning your eyes .
  
highlights_snippet: Technology recognises iris pattern by shining infrared light onto the eyes .
  
highlights_snippet: Fujitsu takes an image of the iris pattern with the infrared camera which is then cross-referenced each time the user looks at their phone .