Using pin codes and passwords, patterns or even voices to unlock a smartphone is about to be proved outdated. This is because a smartphone which opens with our eye gestures is coming soon. The best part: You will never forget your phone pin or password.

Japan’s Fujitsu Company has planned to introduce this smartphone to the market in the next month. The hi-tech smartphones will be unlocked by identifying the user’s eye movement and pattern. This technology is called Iris Technology. It is not required to run our fingers over the screen to open it. One glance is enough.

Similar to biometrics fingerprint security, which can save and use the fingerprints as a lock key, Iris Recognition Technology captures the user’s eye’s iris pattern and uses it as the pass-key.

Iris technology is possible due to the infrared camera present on the foreground of the smartphone. Infrared LED lights scan the user’s iris, and the eye pattern is recorded. Later on, when unlocking, the incoming eye pattern is analyzed and compared with the recorded one, and if they match, the smartphone opens. During the registration, it is recommended to take the glasses off, if the users wear any.

According to Fujitsu, a human iris is more complicated than a fingerprint hence proving to be a more effective and secure method to use as a phone lock.

These up and rising innovations of technology could help to protect our smartphones and personal data easier. There is also the scope of improving this technology and incorporating in various other security mechanisms.

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Mina Aryal is a Nepali tech journalist and media expert. She is currently the chief editor of ICT Frame, a leading online tech media outlet in Nepal that covers topics such as technology, business, and entrepreneurship. Aryal has been involved in the field of tech journalism for over a decade and has covered various topics such as internet governance, cybersecurity, e-commerce, and startup ecosystems. She has also been involved in organizing and promoting tech events in Nepal to bring together tech enthusiasts, entrepreneurs, and investors to discuss and collaborate on various topics related to the tech industry. Aryal is considered one of the most influential tech journalists in Nepal and has been recognized for her contributions to the field.