A session at the Festival of Identity event on Thursday will hear from a company developing innovations in ECG-based human authentication, HeartID.Electrocardiography (ECG) is the process of recording the electrical activity of the human heart over time using electrodes that are placed over the skin.This session will first discuss some of the latest trends on ECG related research. Next, it will provide an overview of the novel approach we proposed that establishes an ECG-based personal recognition system using convolutional neural networks (CNN). Last, the session will outline some exciting potential applications of this technology that the audience should know about.While the primary usage of electrocardiograms, the recorded signals, has been focused on the check of signs of heart-related diseases, recent studies have moved also toward their usage for human authentication.As a guest speaker, it also features Thirimachos Bourlai, Associate Professor at the West Virginia University.To Register, click here.
Festival of Identity to explore ECG-based authentication
