Unlock A Device with Pressure and Rhythm Based Password

When people open their doors, they usually use the keys they carry in their pockets. As an alternative to these used keys, it is possible to open the doors which are authorized with RFID-enabled key holders or ID cards. But it seems that different alternatives have not been developed much. Moreover, none of them carries the sensory understanding dimension of the person and it is not possible to determine whether or not the entrance request has been made by that person. In this study, both the identification of the person and the opening of the door are ensured by considering both the stroking rhythm and the stroke force of a buttoner placed in the door. Thus, it is possible to open the door according to the person's identity and authority without carrying any object beside it, and it will have a unique original value. The milliseconds between each stroke for the stroke of the quill are recorded in the generated database. Comparison is made with the data obtained in the next stroke and the person is used for verification. In addition, the pressure data of the person is also kept in the database for each stroke and compared. In the study, the data of two different people were recorded in the system and the information of the people using the subjective button was recorded. Then, in addition to these two different people, a total of 15 people, including 13 different people, were allowed to use the system. In total, 50 door opening requests data were recorded and 87.5% success rate was obtained.

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