Animated biometric QR-codes as an innovative solution in information systems

2025

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DOI 10.1109/sist61657.2025.11139180
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Abstract

The article shows an animated biometric QR code (ABQRC) as a means of storing user's personal data, transferring personal data over the network, identifying, creating personal databases such as, for example, a "Digital Passport". Such an animated biometric QR code may include: QR codes, biometric characteristics, and photo images of a face.As part of the work, the Rocket system is presented, which generates an animated biometric QR code containing QR codes with facial biometric information, user's personal data, and user photos. This article describes the design, implementation, and evaluation of the QRocket system, including its architecture, workflow, and security mechanisms. The proposed QRocket system is designed to generate ABQRC, store, verify user identity in real time on mobile platforms and access control systems.