INVENTION DISCLOSURE FORM

Details of Invention for better understanding:

TITLE: Fingerprint and Eye Biometric-Based Bike Unlocking System

2. INTERNAL INVENTOR/ STUDENT:

A. Full name Mohak Grover

Mobile Number 8130692357

Email (personal) [email protected]

UID/Registration number 12305250

Address of Internal Inventor Lovely Professional University, Punjab-144411, India

Signature (Mandatory) Mohak Grover

INTERNAL INVENTOR/STUDENT:

B. Full name Vijayesh Dey

Mobile Number 9149270372

Email [email protected]

Address of Internal Inventor Lovely Professional University,Punjab-144411

UID/Registration number 12306422

Signature(Mandatory) Vijayesh
MENTOR :

B. Full name Mrs. Dimple Nagpal

Email [email protected]

Address of Internal Inventor Lovely Professional University,Punjab-144411

UID/Registration number 28531

Signature(Mandatory) Dimple

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1. DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

In an age where motorcycle theft is rampant, traditional locking systems, which

often rely on keys or simple keypads, are proving insufficient for securing valuable
vehicles. As a solution, this project aims to develop an advanced Fingerprint and Eye
Biometric-Based Bike Unlocking System that enhances security through dual
biometric verification while offering an alternative PIN option for user convenience.
The system will require both fingerprint and iris recognition for unlocking the bike,
ensuring that only authorized users can access the vehicle. In addition to biometric
authentication, users will have the option to enter a PIN code. If the user fails to
authenticate with the PIN after five attempts, a mild electric shock will be
administered as a deterrent to unauthorized access, but only after three
unsuccessful biometric attempts. This multi-layered approach enhances both
security and user experience.

A. PROBLEM ADDRESSED BY THE INVENTION:

 Preventing Unauthorized Access:
Traditional bike locks (e.g., key or combination locks) can be picked, hacked, or broken
into by thieves.

 Eliminating Key Management Issues:

Physical keys can be lost or forgotten, and combination codes can be stolen or forgotten.

 Enhanced Security with Multi-factor Authentication:

Single-method authentication, like a key or PIN, can be insecure.

 Deterrence Against Tampering:

Thieves may attempt to tamper with traditional bike locks.

 User Identification and Personalization:

In shared bike systems or multi-user environments, identifying the user and customizing
the bike settings is difficult.

 Simplified User Experience:

Using keys, combinations, or apps to unlock bikes can be cumbersome and time-
consuming.

 High Accuracy and Reliability:

Other forms of authentication (keys, PINs) can sometimes fail due to user error or
technical issues.

 Reduced Risk of Misuse in Shared Spaces:

In public or shared bike parking areas, unauthorized users might attempt to use another
person's bike.
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B. OBJECTIVE OF THE INVENTION:

 To implement fingerprint and eye biometric recognition to ensure only authorized users
can unlock the bike.
 To provide quick, keyless access for a seamless, user-friendly experience for the users.
 Will combine fingerprint and eye biometrics for stronger security and reduced risk of
unauthorized access in computer version.
 Use tamper-resistant mechanisms to reduce theft risks compared to traditional locks.
 Fingerprint and iris scanners with embedded processors for secure data processing.
 Controlled via Bluetooth/NFC, powered by the bike's system, with encrypted
communication.

C. STATE OF THE ART/ RESEARCH GAP/NOVELTY:

There is no such patent available in the market, so the following paragraph include all the
novelty: -

Current bike locking systems primarily rely on mechanical keys or digital PINs, which are
susceptible to theft and unauthorized access. Implement dual biometric verification
(fingerprint and iris recognition) alongside a PIN option for user convenience. If
authentication fails after multiple attempts, a mild electric shock will deter unauthorized
access. This project combines both biometric techniques, addressing security gaps and
enhancing user experience, thus presenting a novel approach in the realm of bike security
solutions.

D. DETAILED DESCRIPTION:
1.System Overview:
The system integrates two biometric identification methods:

Fingerprint Recognition: This captures and authenticates the unique fingerprint patterns of
the user.

Eye Biometric Scanning: This could involve either iris or retina recognition, scanning the
user's eye for a detailed biometric match. Upon successful verification of both biometrics, the
system unlocks the bike, granting access to the authorized user.

2. Components of the System:

Biometric Sensors: The system will include fingerprint and eye scanners installed on the
bike's handlebar or near the locking mechanism. These sensors collect biometric data for user
authentication.

Microcontroller/Processor: A central unit processes and verifies the collected biometric data.
It compares the input data with stored biometric information to decide whether to grant
access.

Power Supply: A battery or rechargeable system will power the biometric system. It could be
solar-powered or include low-power consumption technology to ensure longevity.

Motorized Lock Mechanism: Once the user is authenticated, a motorized lock mechanism
disengages, allowing the user to unlock and use the bike.

Data Storage: The system will store biometric templates securely in a database, either locally
in the bike or connected to a cloud server for multi-device access.

3.Functionality:
User Interaction: The user places their finger on the fingerprint scanner and looks into the
eye scanner.

Data Capture: The system captures the fingerprint and eye biometric data.

Data Matching: The collected data is compared to the stored templates. If both fingerprints
and eye scans match, the system proceeds to unlock.

Multi-Factor Authentication: The system ensures a high level of security by requiring two
biometric factors (fingerprint and eye recognition) for authentication.

Unlocking: Upon successful verification, the motorized lock disengages, allowing the user to
access the bike.

4.Security Features:
Tamper-Resistant Design: The system will have protection mechanisms to detect and resist
tampering. For instance, if unauthorized attempts to bypass the lock are detected, the system
can alert the user via a connected app.

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA): By combining both fingerprint and eye biometrics, the
system reduces the risk of unauthorized access. Even if one biometric feature is
compromised, the second factor ensures robust security.

Encryption: All biometric data is encrypted, ensuring that even if the data storage is
compromised, it remains unreadable and secure.
5.Benefits:
Enhanced Security: The use of biometric data, specifically the combination of fingerprint and
eye recognition, ensures that only authorized users can unlock the bike. This makes the
system much harder to bypass than traditional locks.

Convenience: Users no longer need to carry physical keys or remember lock combinations.
The bike unlocks swiftly with a simple scan, providing an effortless experience.

User Personalization: The system can recognize individual users and adjust bike settings,
such as seat height or handlebar position, based on personal preferences.

Theft Deterrence: The advanced biometric authentication significantly reduces the likelihood
of bike theft, offering a stronger deterrent compared to conventional locks.

Durability and Low Maintenance: As a digital system, there are no mechanical keys or
components that wear out easily, making the system more durable and requiring less
maintenance.
E. RESULTS AND ADVANTAGES:
 Enhanced Security: Dual-factor biometric authentication (fingerprint and eye
scan) ensures only authorized users can unlock the bike, significantly reducing theft
risk.
 Convenient Keyless Access: Provides quick, hands-free bike unlocking without
the need for physical keys or combinations.
 Personalized User Experience: Recognizes individual users, enabling automatic
adjustments to bike settings for comfort and convenience.
 Theft Deterrence: Tamper-resistant design and advanced security features make
the system difficult for thieves to bypass.
 Low Maintenance and Durability: With fewer mechanical components, the
system offers long-lasting reliability and minimal maintenance.

F. EXISTING DATA:
  Biometric Security: Fingerprint and eye recognition are widely used in
secure devices like smartphones and access control systems.
 Multi-Factor Authentication: Combining fingerprint and eye recognition
strengthens security and reduces unauthorized access.
 Keyless Vehicle Access: Similar systems are used in cars, showing a trend
toward convenience and tech-driven vehicle entry.
 Tamper-Resistant Locks: Existing smart locks use tamper resistance to
prevent unauthorized access, enhancing theft deterrence.
 User Personalization: Personalization based on user profiles is common in
smart devices, improving usability and comfort.

4. USE AND DISCLOSURE (IMPORTANT):

A. Have you described or shown your invention/ design to anyone or in YES ( ) NO (*)
any conference?

B. Have you made any attempts to commercialize your invention (for YES ( ) NO (*)
example, have you approached any companies about purchasing or
manufacturing your invention)?
C. Has your invention been described in any printed publication, or any YES ( ) NO (*)
other form of media, such as the Internet?

D. Do you have any collaboration with any other institute or organization YES ( ) NO (*)
on the same? Provide name and other details.
E. Name of Regulatory body or any other approvals if required. YES ( ) NO ( )

5. FILING OPTIONS: Please indicate the level of your work which can be considered for
provisional/ complete/ PCT filings (Mandatory to mention).

6. KEYWORDS: Biometric authentication, Fingerprint recognition, Eye recognition, Bike security,

Multi-factor authentication.
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