Identy Inc.

Hardik Gupta

Jesus Aragon

Wazeer Zulfikar

Satheesh Murugan

A computer-implemented method for determining an affine transformation for transforming a second image so that features of the second image coincide with corresponding features of a first image, the computer-implemented method comprising obtaining the second image comprising the features and obtaining the first image comprising the corresponding features, processing the images by a transformation calculator, thereby determining an indication of whether the affine transformation exists and determining parameters defining the affine transformation, and outputting the affine transformation, comprising outputting the indication of whether the affine transformation exists and outputting a data structure indicative of the parameters defining the affine transformation.

Computer-implemented method for determining an affine transformation

A computer-implemented method for identifying a user uses a computing device comprising an illumination source that, when activated, emits visible light, the method comprising taking two images of a scene potentially comprising a living body part carrying a biometric characteristic, wherein a first image is taken without the illumination source activated and the second image is taken with the illumination source activated, transferring the first image and the second image to a neural network and processing, by the neural network the first image and the second image, by comparing the first image and the second image, thereby determining whether the first image and the second image are of the living body part, and, if it is determined that the first image and the second image are of the living body part, performing an identification algorithm to find a biometric characteristic for identifying the user.

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Hardik Gupta