Connect the R305 Fingerprint Sensor Module to the Raspberry Pi Zero W using GPIO pins.
Connect the PN532 NFC Module to the Raspberry Pi Zero W using SPI or I2C.
Connect the USB-C Power Bank to power the Raspberry Pi Zero W.
Software Setup
Install the Raspbian OS on the Raspberry Pi Zero W.
Install the necessary libraries for the NFC and fingerprint modules.
Python Script for Raspberry Pi
You'll need to install the following Python packages:
nfcpy for NFC communication
zk-stark for zk-STARK cryptography (this is a placeholder; you'll need to find or create a suitable library)
RPi.GPIO for GPIO control
Raspberry Code:
import nfc # NFC library for Pythonimport RPi.GPIO as GPIO # GPIO library for Raspberry Pifrom r307_fingerprint import R307 # Import your R307 fingerprint sensor modulefrom zk_stark_module import ZKStark # Import your zk-STARK modulefrom lcd_module import LCD # Import your LCD display module (if needed)# GPIO Setup for the red LED and LED lampred_led_pin =18led_lamp_pin =17# GPIO pin for the LED lampGPIO.setmode(GPIO.BCM)GPIO.setup(red_led_pin, GPIO.OUT)GPIO.setup(led_lamp_pin, GPIO.OUT)# Setup for LED lamp# Initialize LCD (if needed)lcd =LCD()# Global variables for user dataregistered_fingerprint =Noneregistered_zk_stark_proof =None# Function to turn on LED lampdefturn_on_lamp(): GPIO.output(led_lamp_pin, GPIO.HIGH)# Function to turn off LED lampdefturn_off_lamp(): GPIO.output(led_lamp_pin, GPIO.LOW)defregister_user():global registered_fingerprint, registered_zk_stark_proof fingerprint_sensor =R307() zk_stark =ZKStark() lcd.display("Place your finger on the sensor...") registered_fingerprint = fingerprint_sensor.read_fingerprint() lcd.display("Creating zk-STARK proof...") registered_zk_stark_proof = zk_stark.create_proof(registered_fingerprint) lcd.display("Deleting fingerprint data...") fingerprint_sensor.delete_fingerprint() lcd.display("User successfully registered.")defmain():global registered_fingerprint, registered_zk_stark_proofwith nfc.ContactlessFrontend('usb')as clf:whileTrue: lcd.display("Waiting for NFC communication...") tag = clf.connect(rdwr={'on-connect': lambdatag: False})# Red LED blinks once when a request comes in GPIO.output(red_led_pin, GPIO.HIGH) lcd.display("NFC Tag Detected")# Read fingerprint fingerprint_sensor =R307() current_fingerprint = fingerprint_sensor.read_fingerprint()# Verify fingerprintif current_fingerprint == registered_fingerprint: lcd.display("Fingerprint Verified")# zk-STARK Verification zk_stark =ZKStark()if zk_stark.verify_proof(registered_zk_stark_proof): lcd.display("zk-STARK Verification Successful")turn_on_lamp()# Turn on LED lampelse: lcd.display("zk-STARK Verification Failed")turn_off_lamp()# Turn off LED lampelse: lcd.display("Fingerprint Verification Failed")turn_off_lamp()# Turn off LED lamp# Turn off the red LED GPIO.output(red_led_pin, GPIO.LOW)# Delete biometric data after verification fingerprint_sensor.delete_fingerprint()if__name__=="__main__":register_user()main()
Setting Up the iOS App
Xcode Project Setup
Create a new Xcode project.
Add the Core NFC framework to your project.
Update the Info.plist to request NFC reading permission.
Swift Code for iOS App
Here's a simplified Swift code snippet to initiate NFC communication:
importFoundationimportNFC// Import NFC libraryimportRPiGPIO// Import GPIO library for Raspberry PiimportR307// Import R307 fingerprint sensor moduleimportZKStark// Import zk-STARK moduleimportLCD// Import LCD display module (if needed)// GPIO Setup for the red LED and LED lamplet redLEDPin =18let ledLampPin =17var gpio = SwiftyGPIO.GPIOs(for: .RaspberryPi3)var redLED = gpio[.P18]!var ledLamp = gpio[.P17]!redLED.direction = .OUTledLamp.direction = .OUT// Initialize LCD (if needed)let lcd =LCD()// Global variables for user datavar registeredFingerprint: Data?var registeredZKStarkProof: Data?// Function to turn on LED lampfuncturnOnLamp() { ledLamp.value=1}// Function to turn off LED lampfuncturnOffLamp() { ledLamp.value=0}funcregisterUser() {let fingerprintSensor =R307()let zkStark =ZKStark() lcd.display("Place your finger on the sensor...") registeredFingerprint = fingerprintSensor.readFingerprint() lcd.display("Creating zk-STARK proof...") registeredZKStarkProof = zkStark.createProof(from: registeredFingerprint!) lcd.display("Deleting fingerprint data...") fingerprintSensor.deleteFingerprint() lcd.display("User successfully registered.")}funcmain() {let nfcReader =NFCReader()whiletrue { lcd.display("Waiting for NFC communication...")let tag = nfcReader.connect()// Red LED blinks once when a request comes in redLED.value=1 lcd.display("NFC Tag Detected")// Read fingerprintlet fingerprintSensor =R307()let currentFingerprint = fingerprintSensor.readFingerprint()// Verify fingerprintif currentFingerprint == registeredFingerprint { lcd.display("Fingerprint Verified")// zk-STARK Verificationlet zkStark =ZKStark()if zkStark.verifyProof(registeredZKStarkProof!) { lcd.display("zk-STARK Verification Successful")turnOnLamp()// Turn on LED lamp } else { lcd.display("zk-STARK Verification Failed")turnOffLamp()// Turn off LED lamp } } else { lcd.display("Fingerprint Verification Failed")turnOffLamp()// Turn off LED lamp }// Turn off the red LED redLED.value=0// Delete biometric data after verification fingerprintSensor.deleteFingerprint() }}// Entry pointregisterUser()main()
In this updated Swift code:
A zkStarkProof variable is added to store the zk-STARK proof for the user.
The initiateNFCCommunication function starts the NFC session.
The readerSession(didDetectNDEFs:) function sends the zk-STARK proof along with the request to the Raspberry Pi.
A createZkStarkProof function is added as a placeholder for creating a zk-STARK proof.