Invention Identifies Computer Users by Typing Patterns, UA Scientists’ Discovery Pays off 13 Years Later

Thirteen years ago Dr. Marcus Brown, associate professor of computer science at UA, and one of his now former graduate students were awarded a patent for their novel invention which identifies a person by how he types his name.

The graduate student, Joey Rogers, built his master’s thesis around the invention, and Brown got the satisfaction and excitement that go along with being the first person to discover something.

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