中文摘要 |
To meet security and privacy challenges, many consumer electronics companies and institutions integrate biometrics into their products. For example, Apple launched iPhone 5S with fingerprint authentication. Biometrics should offer dependable and robust recognition of an individual's identity. However, because biometrics is an emergent technology, exploring whether engineers are willing to adopt it is critical. Therefore, we use three relevant extrinsic variables, namely, 'key elements of biometrics', 'biometric performance', and 'technology assessment', to explore the adoption of biometrics in consumer electronics. The research results show that 'key elements of biometrics' and 'biometric performance' play important roles in engineers' evaluation of biometrics in consumer electronics. Moreover, 'technology assessment' positively influences engineers' intent to use. The important factors affecting the feasibility of biometrics are extracted from both the consumer and technique viewpoints of engineers, which could also present opportunities to encourage consumers to accept biometrics in consumer electronics. |