User authentication control using ultrasound
A technology of ultrasound and ultrasound signals, applied in general control systems, program control, computer control, etc., can solve problems such as delays, and achieve the effects of fast access, time saving, and smooth user experience
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[0051] figure 1 A flowchart 100 is shown illustrating a method for initiating an authentication process on an electronic device. Once started 101, as a first step 102, an ultrasound signal is transmitted by an ultrasound transmitter. In a subsequent step 103, an echo signal of the ultrasonic signal is received by the ultrasonic receiver. If there is an object in the field of view of the ultrasound transmitter and ultrasound receiver, the echo signal will include at least one echo reflected by the object. The ultrasound receiver generates a measurement signal correlated to the received echo signal. In a subsequent step 104, the echo signal is analyzed by processing the measurement signal. This processing is performed by a computer processor. During processing, the processor extracts parameters related to the object. The parameters include one or more of: distance, position, velocity, direction, motion, or a characteristic or posture exhibited by the object. One or more of t...
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