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Brain-Based Authentication: Towards A Scalable, Commercial Grade Solution Using Noninvasive Brain Signals

Kopito et al., 2021

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6052732006938549888
Author
Kopito R
Haruvi A
Brande-Eilat N
Kalev S
Kay E
Furman D
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bioRxiv

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In this study we report on a field test where we asked if it is feasible to deliver a scalable, commercial-grade solution for brain-based authentication currently given available head wearables. Sixty-two (62) participants living across the United States in autumn 2020 …
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