Students of America's Rutgers University are developing a security system that will recognize you through your 'finger vibration' and unlock your home, cars, and equipment. Yes, such a system will make your life easier. 

Through this system called 'VibWrite', users will be identified with fingerprints on any solid surface. A system developed by a team of researchers from America's Rutgers University, TouchCensing technology has been used with passcode which uses the vibration signal.

“Everyone’s finger bone structure is unique, and their fingers apply different pressures on surfaces, so sensors that detect subtle physiological and behavioral differences can identify and authenticate a person,” said Yingying (Jennifer) Chen, a professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Rutgers University-New Brunswick.

Professor Yingyeong Chen of Rutgers University said that every person's finger bone structure is unique and their fingerprints apply different pressure on the surface, so the sensor will identify the user by making a difference. He said that smart access systems that identify fingerprinting and iris are fairly safe, but they are more expensive up to 10 times than normal system. Our system is cheap and you can use it everywhere. 

In the recently conducted 2 trials 'Vibrate' has verified 95% of the user. However, this system needs a lot of improvement now because users have to make some efforts to pass this system. To improve the system, the team is improving its hardware and authentication.

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