Voice authentication system Ramzava
Ramzava voice authentication system is a voice processing system that performs voice authentication using speech. This system performs identity verification in ways independent of text, dependent on text and also using random text.
In context-dependent mode, the speaker utters a speech code that is a fixed phrase.
In text-independent mode, the speaker’s identity is checked without the speaker realizing it.
In the case of using random text, a sequence of numbers or names of the months of the year is randomly generated and used as a password.
In this system, it is possible to use the above methods in combination.
A person’s voice can be used as a voice code along with other identification and authentication factors such as passwords, ID cards and fingerprints. In the process of verbal authentication, a person’s claim about who they are is confirmed or denied.
Requirements
- Processor: 2.2 GHz, 2 Core
- Memory: 2 GB
- Disk space: 10 GB
- Operating system: XP, Winows 7, Windows 8
- Database: SQL Server 2008 R2
- USB hardware lock
- .NET framework version 4.5
- Supported formats: microphone (16 kHz) and telephone (8 kHz)
Ramzava Features
Supports various formats
Support for microphone and phone formats
Management of announcers
Ability to add, categorize and change speakers
Online and offline use
Run online and offline
Fast and accurate
The high speed and accuracy of the voice processing system in order to recognize and confirm the identity of the speaker
Identity verification
Verifying the identity of the speaker independently of the text, depending on the text and using random text
Applications of cryptography
Voice authentication and password
- Attendance control with voice recognition
- Authentication and credit verification in phone transactions
- such as phone banking
- Using speech as a voice password to access systems
- Use speech as a voice password to unlock devices
- Using people’s voices to allow entry
