Fingerprint recognition

Fingerprint recognition is a biometric technology that identifies individuals based on their unique finger patterns. Each person's fingerprints have distinct ridges and valleys, making them highly individual. The process involves capturing an image of a fingerprint using a scanner, which then converts it into a digital template. This template is compared against stored templates to find a match. Fingerprint recognition is widely used for security purposes, such as unlocking devices, accessing secure areas, and verifying identities, due to its accuracy and reliability. It’s a quick and non-intrusive way to confirm who someone is.