The Global Biometric Authentication Systems Market is at the inflection point of growth and is poised for promising growth in the forecast period which is expected to grow at a CAGR of 15% to reach a Market Size of US$ 102,959.6 Million in 2028 from a value of US$ 42, 691.6 million in 2021.

The Rising use of biometric technology in enterprises, Surging popularity of Biometric Systems and Integration of Biometrics with IoT Devices are the prime factors driving the growth of the Global Biometric Authentication Systems Market.

• Definition / Scope
• Market Overview
• Market Risks
• Top Market Opportunities
• Market Drivers
• Market Restraints
• Industry Challenges
• Technology Trends
• Pricing Trends
• Regulatory Trends
• Post COVID-19 Recovery
• Market Size and Forecast
• Market Outlook
• Technology Roadmap
• Competitive Landscape
• Competitive Factors
• Key Market Players
• Strategic Conclusion
• References
• Appendix

Definition / Scope

Biometric authentication is a technique that uses your unique biological attributes, such as fingerprints, to identify you. Biometrics are becoming increasingly common in access control systems. Biometric access control systems match your biometrics to a previous version of stored data. If both versions of your features are identical, the biometric authentication system can authenticate your identity. This type of access control is typically used to manage physical and digital assets, as well as to safeguard buildings, rooms, and computer equipment.

Types of Biometric Authentication Systems

Traditional access methods have flaws: cards can be stolen, pins or keys might be forgotten, and so on. Because biometric authentication methods rely on your biological characteristics, biometric devices can take any of the following forms:

Identification, verification, and authentication are the three domains of biometrics technology. When the system needs to know who the user is, identification is utilized. Verification is the process of using biometric data to see if the user has any additional information associated with them. Finally, authentication aims to determine whether the user's claimed identity is correct and that they are permitted to access the services and data they are requesting.

Advantages of biometric data

Whatever the method, what all these biometric techniques have in common is that they all collect human characteristics:

1. Universal, as they can be found in all individuals.
2. Unique, as they make it possible to differentiate one individual from another
3. Permanent, as they don't change over time
4. Recordable (with or without consent)
5. Measurable, allowing for future comparison
6. Forgery-proof (a face, a fingerprint)

The Biometrics Authentication Systems Market is segmented

By Type

• Hardware,
• Software, and
• Services

By Biometric Type

• IRIS Recognition
• Hand Geometry
• Facial Recognition
• Signature Verification

• Fingerprint
• Voice Recognition
• Palm Vein

By Contact Type

• Contact-based,
• Non-contact Based

By End User

• Government and Law Enforcement
• Commercial and Retail
• Healthcare
• BFSI
• Travel, and Immigration

By Geography

• North America
• Latin America
• Europe
• Asia-Pacific and
• Middle-East & Africa