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This will give parents a guaranteed method of keeping children away from dangerous substances. The Fingerprint Diary prototype was built using two Atmel 8051 microcontrollers, a fingerprint module (FPM) made by Integrated Biometrics, and a secure shell taken from Mattel's voice-activated diary already on the market. The Fingerprint Diary was designed and built in a time span of four months. The main functionality of the diary, including verifying, registering, and deleting users is fully operational. When the FPM verifies a registered finger, the shell is opened via a latch controller by a DC motor. If an unregistered user scans their finger the shell remains locked.","abstract_html":"The Fingerprint Diary was created to give children a hightech approach to keeping their diary a secret. Fingerprint-based security is becoming more popular and has been implemented on common objects like doors, cars, and suitcases. 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