Iris-detection alignment for vehicle feature activation
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1. A vehicle comprising:
- a window;
a camera facing the window;
a puddle lamp to project an indicator pointing toward the camera;
a UV source; and
a controller to;
project, via the UV source, a display onto the window upon detecting a user aligns with the indicator;
provide directions to the user, via the display, to position an iris in front of the camera; and
activate a vehicle feature upon identifying the user via iris recognition.
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Abstract
Method and apparatus are disclosed for iris-detection alignment for vehicle entry and feature activation. An example vehicle includes a window, a camera facing the window, a puddle lamp to project an indicator pointing toward the camera, a UV source, and a controller. The controller is to project, via the UV source, a display onto the window upon detecting a user aligns with the indicator. The controller also is to provide directions to the user, via the display, to position an iris in front of the camera and activate a vehicle feature upon identifying the user via iris recognition.
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20 Claims
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1. A vehicle comprising:
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a window; a camera facing the window; a puddle lamp to project an indicator pointing toward the camera; a UV source; and a controller to; project, via the UV source, a display onto the window upon detecting a user aligns with the indicator; provide directions to the user, via the display, to position an iris in front of the camera; and activate a vehicle feature upon identifying the user via iris recognition. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
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17. A method comprising:
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projecting, via a puddle lamp, an indicator pointing toward a vehicle camera that captures images through a vehicle window; projecting, via a UV source, a display onto the vehicle window upon detecting that a user aligns with the indicator; providing directions to the user, via the display, to position an iris in front of the vehicle camera; and activating, via a processor, a vehicle feature upon identifying the user via iris recognition. - View Dependent Claims (18, 19, 20)
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