Fingerprint Authentication In Smart Home Environment Based On Embedded System
Apri Siswanto, Akmar Efendi, Evizal Abdul Kadir
Abstract
Apri Siswanto, Akmar Efendi, Evizal Abdul Kadir
Abstract
The idea of a “smart home” has recently grown in the security area. The use of biometric fingerprint technology for identification systems, such as those used for home access, is one concern area. This study designed a fingerprint authentication system based on fingerprints and PINs in a smart home environment. The hardware consists of an Arduino Mega 2560 as a microcontroller and an input/output supply. In addition, there is also a fingerprint sensor, and this component is used to capture the fingerprints of users. Based on the hardware design, the study determined implementation costs for authentication systems with fingerprints and PINs in an embedded system environment with lower implementation costs. It shows how to use a simple application to connect a door lock, fingerprint sensor, Arduino microcontroller, number keypad, and door lock.
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The idea of a “smart home” has recently grown in the security area. The use of biometric fingerprint technology for identification systems, such as those used for home access, is one concern area. This study designed a fingerprint authentication system based on fingerprints and PINs in a smart home environment. The hardware consists of an Arduino Mega 2560 as a microcontroller and an input/output supply. In addition, there is also a fingerprint sensor, and this component is used to capture the fingerprints of users. Based on the hardware design, the study determined implementation costs for authentication systems with fingerprints and PINs in an embedded system environment with lower implementation costs. It shows how to use a simple application to connect a door lock, fingerprint sensor, Arduino microcontroller, number keypad, and door lock.
Key concepts: Keypad, Fingerprint (computing), Microcontroller, Fingerprint recognition, Arduino, Embedded system, Authentication (law), Computer science