WO2000028492A1 - Terminal with biometric identity check - Google Patents

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WO2000028492A1
WO2000028492A1 PCT/GB1999/003684 GB9903684W WO0028492A1 WO 2000028492 A1 WO2000028492 A1 WO 2000028492A1 GB 9903684 W GB9903684 W GB 9903684W WO 0028492 A1 WO0028492 A1 WO 0028492A1
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Kenneth Andrew Nicoll
Grant Charles Paton
Wolf Dieter Rossmann
Liem Hak Leong
Michael Robertson Mcnamara
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Ncr International. Inc.
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    • G07C—TIME OR ATTENDANCE REGISTERS; REGISTERING OR INDICATING THE WORKING OF MACHINES; GENERATING RANDOM NUMBERS; VOTING OR LOTTERY APPARATUS; ARRANGEMENTS, SYSTEMS OR APPARATUS FOR CHECKING NOT PROVIDED FOR ELSEWHERE
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    • G07C9/25—Individual registration on entry or exit involving the use of a pass in combination with an identity check of the pass holder using biometric data, e.g. fingerprints, iris scans or voice recognition
    • G07C9/257—Individual registration on entry or exit involving the use of a pass in combination with an identity check of the pass holder using biometric data, e.g. fingerprints, iris scans or voice recognition electronically
    • G—PHYSICS
    • G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
    • G07C—TIME OR ATTENDANCE REGISTERS; REGISTERING OR INDICATING THE WORKING OF MACHINES; GENERATING RANDOM NUMBERS; VOTING OR LOTTERY APPARATUS; ARRANGEMENTS, SYSTEMS OR APPARATUS FOR CHECKING NOT PROVIDED FOR ELSEWHERE
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    • G07C9/30—Individual registration on entry or exit not involving the use of a pass
    • G07C9/32—Individual registration on entry or exit not involving the use of a pass in combination with an identity check
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    • G07F—COIN-FREED OR LIKE APPARATUS
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  • This invention relates to a terminal, such as a self-
  • SST service terminal
  • automated teller
  • ATM automated machine
  • a conventional self-service terminal such as an automated teller machine (ATM)
  • ATM automated teller machine
  • a terminal will typically be set out in a compromise configuration; of course such a configuration may involve
  • a self-service terminal comprising:
  • non-contact interface means for enabling a user to
  • biometric sensing means for establishing the identity
  • processor means for controlling the terminal .
  • the method comprising:
  • non-contact interface means in combination with biometric sensing means allows a user to
  • terminals For example, where the terminal is an ATM, it is an ATM, it is an ATM, it is a token
  • a terminal may be
  • a terminal may be more easily accessed by users in a variety of vehicles.
  • a terminal may be more easily accessed by users in a variety of vehicles.
  • the non-contact interface means may include one or
  • the biometric sensing means may take any suitable
  • biometric patterns including facial geometry, fingerprints,
  • the biometric sensing means identifies the biometric sensing means
  • said means may be used to verify the
  • identifying means does not require physical contact with
  • the terminal such as an identification card that may be
  • the terminal read by the terminal using a camera of the like, or is capable of remote interrogation or communication with the terminal .
  • the information may be stored
  • non-cash transaction terminal comprising:
  • interface means for enabling entry of transaction
  • biometric sensing means for identifying a user by
  • biometric identifiers whether this is an iris pattern or
  • Figure 1 is a block diagram of a self-service terminal
  • SST in the from of an automated teller machine (ATM) , in accordance with an embodiment of one aspect of the present
  • Figure 2 is a block diagram of a non-cash transaction
  • the ATM 10 has a user interface 12, incorporating a
  • features include a camera 14, a non-contact card reader 16,
  • Figure 1 also shows a cash dispenser module 24 which is associated with a cash dispenser slot in the face of the
  • the ATM 10 further comprises processor means in the form of a controller unit 28 which communicates with
  • the controlling unit 26 In a typical ATM, the controlling unit
  • the controller unit 28 includes a processor unit 30
  • non-volatile memory 32 implemented by a micro ⁇
  • the ATM 10 is used in conjunction with smart cards 34
  • the user approaches the terminal 10 and places
  • card reader 16 may read the customer details from the card
  • the camera 14 records an image of the iris
  • processor unit 30 to the biometrics sensing unit 26 where
  • an enrolment template is compared with the data received
  • the card 34 will be in the form of an iris code
  • biometric sensing unit 26 processes the image received from
  • the enrolment template in the form of a sequence of binary digits, is compared with the current
  • the two templates match if they differ by less than a predetermined number of bits.
  • biometrics sensing unit 26 then the user is allowed to
  • the microphone and speech processor 20 are the microphone and speech processor 20.
  • the ATM 10 allows users to interact with the ATM 10 with
  • processor 20 retrieve any banknotes or receipts issued by the cash dispenser module 24 or receipt printer
  • the ATM 10 is easily accessible to a wide range of users. Further, the absence of a requirement to provide, for example, a display and keypad, allow greater
  • a self-service terminal may include a display or
  • the card reader 16 may be omitted, user
  • a plurality of biometric identifiers may be
  • the terminal 110 is of the type
  • the terminal 110 shares a number of functional features with the ATM 10 described above, and common
  • the terminal 110 is
  • biometric sensing processor unit 126 to identify the user.
  • the terminal 110 is also provided with a keypad 118 to
  • the iris code is stored in a remote database 134, the terminal processor unit 130 communicating with the
  • a sales assistant directs
  • the biometric sensing unit may be entered via the keypad.
  • the remote database 134 for identification. Once the customer has been identified the transaction is carried out

Abstract

A self-service terminal (10) comprises a non-contact interface (18, 20) for enabling a user to interact with the terminal without requiring physical contact with the terminal, a biometric sensor (14) for establishing the identity of the user by sensing a physical trait or characteristic of the user, and a processor (30) for controlling the terminal. The interface (18, 20) may utilise speech recognition and generation.

Description

TERMINAL WITH BIOMETRIC IDENTITY CHECK
This invention relates to a terminal, such as a self-
service terminal (SST) , and typically an automated teller
machine (ATM) . Aspects of the invention also relate to a
terminal for carrying out non-cash transactions, such as in
outlets where customers purchase goods or services using
credit or debit cards.
A conventional self-service terminal (SST) , such as an automated teller machine (ATM) , includes a card reader
device to initiate a transaction, a keypad to input
information and instructions to the terminal and a display
to output instructions and information to the user. These
devices are expensive and require a level of assumed knowledge and effort from the user.
In addition, these devices must be located
conveniently for users of the terminal. In practice, a terminal will typically be set out in a compromise configuration; of course such a configuration may involve
some difficulty for users who are shorter or taller than average, and will likely prove difficult if not impossible
to access by wheelchair users. A somewhat similar difficulty arises in "drive-up" applications, where it is
intended that the user may complete a transaction or
operation using the terminal without leaving their vehicle.
In this application, the terminal must attempt to
accommodate variations in vehicle configuration as well as physical differences in users.
It is among the objectives of aspects of the present
invention to provide a self-service terminal which obviates or mitigates these difficulties.
According to a first aspect of the present invention
there is provided a self-service terminal comprising:
non-contact interface means for enabling a user to
interact with the terminal without requiring physical contact with the terminal ;
biometric sensing means for establishing the identity
of the user by sensing a physical trait or characteristic
of the user; and
processor means for controlling the terminal .
According to a second aspect of the present invention
there is provided a method of operating a self-service
terminal, the method comprising:
enabling a user to interact with the terminal without
requiring physical contact with the terminal ; and establishing the identity of the user by sensing a
physical trait or characteristic of the user.
The provision of non-contact interface means in combination with biometric sensing means allows a user to
interact with a terminal while requiring little or no
physical contact or interaction with the terminal. This
offers a number of significant advantages over existing
terminals. For example, where the terminal is an ATM, it
may be possible to dispense with a number of features found
in conventional ATMs, such as the card reader device and
input slot, the keypad to input information and the
display. Accordingly, it may be possible to provide an ATM
in accordance with the invention at significantly lower
cost. Further, as there may be little or no need to
interact with the terminal physically, a terminal may be
made more easily accessible to users of a wide variety of
statures and wheelchair users. Similarly, in "drive-
through" applications, a terminal may be more easily accessed by users in a variety of vehicles. In preferred
embodiments of the present invention in the form of ATMs,
the only physical contact the user has with the terminal
may be to withdraw banknotes from an appropriate cash
dispenser slot. The non-contact interface means may include one or
both of means for outputting terminal instructions for the
user in natural speech and means for inputting spoken user
instructions for the terminal. Thus, the terminal and user
may "converse" .
The biometric sensing means may take any suitable
form, preferably utilising a non-contact technique such as
iris pattern recognition, but said means may use other
biometric patterns including facial geometry, fingerprints,
palmprints, voice patterns, finger geometry or other
physical traits or characteristics, or a combination of one
or more of these .
Preferably, the biometric sensing means identifies the
user, such that an operator may utilise the terminal
without having to present a identification card or the
like. Alternatively, said means may be used to verify the
identity of a user, where the user has "claimed" an
identity by presenting a means for identifying themself,
such as an identification card or the like, to the
terminal. In such an embodiment it is preferred that the
identifying means does not require physical contact with
the terminal, such as an identification card that may be
read by the terminal using a camera of the like, or is capable of remote interrogation or communication with the terminal .
In order to establish the identity of a user by one or
more biometric identifiers, it is of course first necessary
to create a record of the user's biometric identifiers,
which allows comparison between a biometric identifier
sensed by the terminal and the stored information. When a
best match is made, the user is offered the services
available from the terminal . The information may be stored
on a "smart" card carried by the user, or may be stored in
a central database .
According to another aspect of the present invention
there is provided a non-cash transaction terminal comprising:
interface means for enabling entry of transaction
details;
biometric sensing means for identifying a user by
sensing a physical trait or characteristic of the user; and
processor means for controlling the terminal.
According to a further aspect of the present invention
there is provided a method of carrying out a non-cash
transaction, the method comprising:
providing a terminal ; entering transaction details in the terminal; and
identifying a user by sensing a physical trait or
characteristic of the user; and
processing the transaction.
These aspects of the invention have application in
retail stores and the like where users or customers wish to
purchase goods or services. As the customer is identified
by the terminal, there is no requirement for the customer
to present a credit or debit card. Clearly this is more
convenient for the customer and minimises the possibility
of fraud; a thief cannot obtain or "steal" an individual's
biometric identifiers, whether this is an iris pattern or
other identifier.
These and other aspects of the present invention will
now be described, by way of example, with reference to the
accompanying drawings, in which:
Figure 1 is a block diagram of a self-service terminal
(SST) , in the from of an automated teller machine (ATM) , in accordance with an embodiment of one aspect of the present
invention; and
Figure 2 is a block diagram of a non-cash transaction
terminal in accordance with an embodiment of another aspect
of the present invention. Reference is first made to Figure 1 of the drawings
which is a block diagram representation of a self-service
terminal, in the form of an ATM 10, in accordance with an embodiment of a first aspect of the present invention.
The ATM 10 has a user interface 12, incorporating a
number of features and facilities, illustrated as
individual modules. In the illustrated embodiment, these
features include a camera 14, a non-contact card reader 16,
a loudspeaker and speech generator 18, a microphone and
speech processor 20 and a receipt printer 22, which is
associated with a receipt printer slot (not shown) provided
in the face of the machine .
Figure 1 also shows a cash dispenser module 24 which is associated with a cash dispenser slot in the face of the
machine, and a biometrics sensing processor unit 26 which
operates in association with the camera 14, as will be
described.
The ATM 10 further comprises processor means in the form of a controller unit 28 which communicates with
components of the interface module block 12, with the cash
dispenser module 24, and with the biometrics sensing
processor unit 26. In a typical ATM, the controlling unit
28 will also communicate with an operator panel (not shown) .
The controller unit 28 includes a processor unit 30
and a non-volatile memory 32 implemented by a micro¬
computer having non-volatile RAM.
The ATM 10 is used in conjunction with smart cards 34
which contain details of the user's selected biometric
identifier.
In use, the user approaches the terminal 10 and places
or holds the card 34 adjacent the terminal 10 such that the
card reader 16 may read the customer details from the card
34 and initiate a transaction. Once the user has been
identified, the camera 14 records an image of the iris
pattern of the user and the image is conveyed, via the
processor unit 30, to the biometrics sensing unit 26 where
the iris pattern data read from the card 34, in the form of
an enrolment template, is compared with the data received
from the camera 14. Typically, the information stored on
the card 34 will be in the form of an iris code,
representing a processed image of the user's iris. The
biometric sensing unit 26 processes the image received from
the camera 14 to create a current iris code, or current
template which is compared with the enrolment template
stored on the card 34, to verify the identity of the user. Typically, the enrolment template, in the form of a sequence of binary digits, is compared with the current
template, also a sequence of binary digits, on a bit-by-bit
basis using an exclusive OR function. To improve the speed
of the comparison, all of the bit comparisons are performed
simultaneously. The two templates match if they differ by less than a predetermined number of bits.
If the identity of the user is verified by the
biometrics sensing unit 26, then the user is allowed to
access the facilities provided by the ATM 10 and a menu of
the various transactions available to the user may be
relayed to the user, in natural speech, via the speech
generator and loudspeaker 18. User responses are made via
the microphone and speech processor 20.
It will be apparent to those of skill in the art that
the ATM 10 allows users to interact with the ATM 10 with
little or no physical contact with the ATM 10, a user only
having to make their smart card 34 visible to the card
reader 16, converse with the terminal 10 via the speech
generator and loudspeaker 18 and the microphone and speech
processor 20, and then retrieve any banknotes or receipts issued by the cash dispenser module 24 or receipt printer
22. Accordingly, the ATM 10 is easily accessible to a wide range of users. Further, the absence of a requirement to provide, for example, a display and keypad, allow greater
flexibility in the configuration of user interfaces, and
also minimises the expense associated with the provision of
such interfaces.
In other embodiments of this aspect of the present
invention a self-service terminal may include a display or
other features of a convention ATM user interface panel .
In still further embodiments of this aspect of the
present invention, the card reader 16 may be omitted, user
identification being achieved solely by iris pattern
recognition, or some other biometric sensing technique.
For added security, and to accommodate imperfect biometric
sensing, a plurality of biometric identifiers may be
employed.
Reference is now made to Figure 2 of the drawings,
which is a block diagram of a non-cash transaction terminal
110 in accordance with an embodiment of another aspect of
the present invention. The terminal 110 is of the type
commonly found in retail outlets, to allow a customer to
purchase goods or services using a credit card or debit
card.
The terminal 110 shares a number of functional features with the ATM 10 described above, and common
functional elements are designated in Figure 2 with the
same numerals as the ATM illustrated in Figure 1, prefixed
by a "1" .
In the illustrated embodiment, the terminal 110 is
intended to operate without the use of a smart card, and
utilises a camera 114 which operates in conjunction with a
biometric sensing processor unit 126 to identify the user.
The terminal 110 is also provided with a keypad 118 to
allow a sales assistant or the like to enter details of a
transaction, for example the purchase price of an item. A
display 140 is provided to allow verification of the
information entered via the keypad 142 , and may be used to
display other messages and information as desired. To
provide a hard copy record of a transaction, the terminal
110 also incorporates a receipt printer 122.
Whereas the iris code of the first embodiment
described above was stored on a smart card 34, in this
embodiment the iris code is stored in a remote database 134, the terminal processor unit 130 communicating with the
database 134 as required.
In use, a user will register with a financial
institution and an image of the iris pattern of one eye of the user is recorded and translated to the appropriate iris
code and entered in the database 134.
If the user is a customer in a retail outlet and
wishes to purchase some goods, a sales assistant directs
the customer action to allow the biometrics examination to
take place, for example by asking the customer to look
towards the camera 114. If the customer has a number of
accounts or payment options, the customer will also be
asked to select the method of payment , which information
may be entered via the keypad. The biometric sensing unit
126 then examines the iris pattern recorded by the camera
114, and then forwards the encoded biometrics details to
the remote database 134 for identification. Once the customer has been identified the transaction is carried out
in a secure manner.
It will be apparent to those of skill in the art that
this embodiment offers the significant advantage that the
customer need not carry or present a credit card or debit
card, and thus the possibility of fraud is substantially
reduced.
In other embodiments of this aspect of the present
invention, a smart card, similar to the smart card 34
described above, could be utilised, rather than relying upon access to a remote database 134.

Claims

1. A self-service terminal comprising:
non-contact interface means for enabling a user to
interact with the terminal without requiring physical
contact with the terminal;
biometric sensing means for establishing the identity
of the user by sensing a physical trait or characteristic
of the user; and
processor means for controlling the terminal.
2. The terminal of claim 1, wherein the interface means
includes means for outputting terminal instructions for the
user in natural speech.
3. The terminal of claim 1 or 2 , wherein the interface
means includes means for inputting spoken user instructions
for the terminal .
4. The terminal of claim 1, 2 or 3, wherein the biometric sensing means utilises non-contact sensing.
5. A method of operating a self-service terminal,, the method comprising:
enabling a user to interact with the terminal without
requiring physical contact with the terminal; and establishing the identity of the user by sensing a
physical trait or characteristic of the user.
6. The method of claim 5, further comprising the steps:
outputting terminal instructions for the user in
natural speech; and
permitting inputting of spoken user instructions for
the terminal .
7. The method of claim 5 or 6 , wherein the identity of
the user is establish by a non-contact technique.
8. The method of claim 5, 6 or 7, further comprising the
step of: creating a record of a user's biometric identifier;
and
comparing a biometric identifier sensed by the
terminal with the record identifier.
9. A non-cash transaction terminal comprising:
interface means for enabling entry of transaction
details;
biometric sensing means for identifying a user by
sensing a physical trait or characteristic of the user; and
processor means for controlling the terminal.
10. A method of carrying out a non-cash transaction, the method comprising:
providing a terminal ;
entering transaction details in the terminal; and
identifying a user by sensing a physical trait or
characteristic of the user; and
processing the transaction.
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