Multi Factor Bio Metric Access Control System For Secure Physical Document Using Fingerprint and Dwelltime Authentication

This paper presented a Multi-Factor Biometric Access Control System for Physical Documents that provides secure and reliable protection for confidential physical files using fingerprint-based authentication. The proposed system integrates an Arduino Uno, optical fingerprint sensor, servo motor, LCD display, and buzzer to implement an automated document locking mechanism. Experimental results demonstrated that only authorized users could successfully unlock the document locker, while unauthorized access attempts were denied, thereby enhancing the security of physical document storage. The developed prototype is simple, cost-effective, portable, and suitable for applications in educational institutions, offices, banks, and residential environments. The proposed system offers an efficient and practical solution for improving the security of physical document access.

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