Intelligent door lock open the way of innovation
Proyu Technology
Proyu Technology
2017-05-25 09:43:57
In recent years, along with the advent of intelligent home age, smart home products have gradually entered the public life, which smart door lock status is self-evident. Its smart door locks, as a rare entrance to the home Internet, and it is also the family's first line of defense, its function, characteristics, bearing culture, etc., are of special significance to our lives. Among them, it opens the way of innovation can be said to be one of the most significant advantages.
Thus, more intelligent door lock producers chose the semiconductor fingerprint recognition, that is, live recognition. Such as fingerprint lock, the use of deep biometric technology can make fingerprint recognition from dry, wet, shallow, dirty fingerprints and dusty state of the impact, to eliminate false fingerprints, which is better than the semiconductor fingerprint recognition optical fingerprint recognition of the main reasons.
Mechanical lock to unlock the key, and smart door lock to use non-mechanical key to unlock as a sign, common with credit card, password, cell phone login, biometric and so on.
Biometric which refers to a computer and optical, acoustic biostatistics and other high-tech means, using the human inherent physiological characteristics (such as fingerprint, face, iris, etc) and behavior characteristics, such as handwriting, voice, gait, etc.) for personal identity identification, one of the highest share is fingerprint identification.
The domestic fingerprint lock began to use more of the optical fingerprint head. Optical fingerprint collection history has a long history, obvious advantages: to withstand a certain degree of temperature changes, good stability, high resolution.
The domestic fingerprint lock began to use more of the optical fingerprint head. Optical fingerprint collection history has a long history, obvious advantages: to withstand a certain degree of temperature changes, good stability, high resolution.
