Yuta Kudo
ABSTRACT
We propose a new smart lock system that uses user's own item as a smart key to the lock system. The system marks the item with an ink dot, named mIDoT-key (pronounced "my-dot-key"), and the assigned lock is opened by identifying the microscopic image of the dot. Unlike conventional smart keys, new users do not have to get an IC card or to install new software for using our system. Thus, the registration process is much easier for new users. This instant registration is beneficial to access control of many rooms. New visitors of these rooms can be supplied with a mIDoT registration key for easy access. We demonstrate a miniature door lock that can be opened with various items marked with the mIDoT-keys.
Supplemental Material
- G. Ho, D. Leung, P. Mishra, A. Hosseini, D. Song, and D. Wagner. 2016. Smart locks: Lessons for securing commodity internet of things devices. In Proceeding of the 11th ACM on Asia Conference on Computer and Communications Security (Asia CCS'16). ACM, Xi'an, China, 461--472. Google Scholar
Digital Library
- R. Ishiyama, Y. Kudo, and T. Takahashi. 2016. mIDoT: micro Identifier Dot on Things -A tiny, efficient alternative to barcodes, tags, or marking for industrial parts traceability-. In Proceeding of the 17th IEEE International Conference on Industrial Technology (ICIT'16). IEEE, Taipei, Taiwan, 781--786.Google Scholar
Index Terms
- mIDoT-key: A Smart Key Instantly Generated on Your Item
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