The rise of artificial intelligence applications has led to a surge in Internet of Things (IoT) research. Biometric recognition methods are extensively used in IoT access control due to their convenience. To address the limitations of unimodal biometric recognition systems, we propose an attention-based multimodal biometric recognition (AMBR) network that incorporates attention mechanisms to extract biometric features and fuse the modalities effectively. Additionally, to overcome issues of data privacy and regulation associated with collecting training data in IoT systems, we utilize Federated Learning (FL) to train our model This collaborative machine-learning approach enables data parties to train models while preserving data privacy. Our proposed approach achieves 0.68%, 0.47%, and 0.80% Equal Error Rate (EER) on the three VoxCeleb1 official trial lists, performs favorably against the current methods, and the experimental results in FL settings illustrate the potential of AMBR with an FL approach in the multimodal biometric recognition scenario.
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