Communications: electrical – Selective – Intelligence comparison for controlling
Reexamination Certificate
2006-11-21
2006-11-21
Goins, Davetta W. (Department: 2632)
Communications: electrical
Selective
Intelligence comparison for controlling
C340S005820, C340S005830, C382S115000, C382S118000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07138905
ABSTRACT:
Thermal infrared image data of at least a region of a face of a person in an enclosure is provided. The enclosure, for example, may include a first enclosed volume and a second enclosed volume physically separated from the first enclosed volume. The first enclosed volume may include an entrance door sized to allow a person to enter the first enclosed volume. The enclosure provides a controlled environment for performing measurements (e.g., capturing thermal infrared image data) for use in determining a physiological state of a person (e.g., anxiety, deception, etc.).
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Bazakos Michael E.
Morellas Vassilios
Pavlidis Ioannis
Fredrick Kris T.
Goins Davetta W.
Honeywell International , Inc.
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