The Authentication of Handwriting Signature by Using Motion Detection and QR Code
Puchong Subpratatsavee, Peerapon Pudtuan, Jirawan Charoensuk, Thanapob Sondee, Thananchai Vejchasetthanon · 2014
Authentication of individuals are used in authenticate transactions process such as password verification or verified by biometrics. However, the majority of transactions, such as financial transactions, government communication, the credit card activation and verify the copy of ID card are all used biometric identification methods; fingerprints, photographs, and signature. In particular, the signature is the most popular because it is simple and easy to use, but a signature can be copied easily in a short time because of it does not require any special tools or equipment tampering. This paper presents a person identification process by using the owner of handwriting signatures based on motion detection and QR Code. The false acceptance rate and false rejection rate are 0 and 0.2.